Trumpeter 06229 Su-25UTG FROGFOOT (6pcs.) (1/350) – plastic model kit

Trumpeter 06229 Su-25UTG FROGFOOT (6pcs.) (1:350) is a set of six miniature scale models of the jet attack aircraft in 1:350 scale, designed for aviation modeling enthusiasts. The product is made from high-quality plastic, ensuring precise detail reproduction, which is especially important when working with miniatures in such a small scale.

Historical Information about the Su-25UTG FROGFOOT

The Su-25UTG “Frogfoot” is the two-seat training variant of the legendary Soviet Su-25 attack aircraft. It served mainly in the naval aviation of the USSR and later the Russian Federation as a trainer for pilots preparing for carrier landings, e.g., on the "Admiral Kuznetsov". Its period of active use ranges from the late 1980s to the present day, covering the Cold War era and the time after its end.

Features and Purpose of the Model

• Scale: 1:350 – ideal for dioramas or as an addition to aircraft carrier models.
• The set includes as many as 6 Su-25UTG models, allowing for a realistic representation of a group of aircraft stationed on a carrier.
• High-quality plastic – precise fabrication of the parts even at such a small scale.
• The models do not include glue or paints – this allows for individual adjustment of technique and color scheme by the modeler.
• Category: plastic model kit (specifically, a mini set of carrier-based aircraft in 1:350 scale).

Who Do We Recommend This Product For?

The Trumpeter 06229 Su-25UTG FROGFOOT (6pcs.) (1/350) set is especially recommended for modelers who build dioramas or collect aircraft carrier models in this scale. Thanks to its high quality and number of models, it is a perfect addition to any Cold War or modern era collection. We rate the difficulty level at 2/5 – the product is friendly even for beginner modelers, though certain precision is required due to the small details.

Expand your collection and create realistic scenes of carrier-based air operations – this set will let you convey the atmosphere of the Russian Navy and modern aerial operations!