Eduard 48994 MiG-21 Surface Panels 1/48 EDUARD – Photo-Etched Parts for Fighter Model

The Eduard 48994 MiG-21 Surface Panels set in 1/48 scale is a high-quality modeling accessory designed for precise replication of the external surface panels of the MiG-21 fighter aircraft. This product is targeted at demanding modelers who value realism and the highest level of detail in their models. The set has been produced by the renowned Eduard company, known for its innovative solutions and highly detailed photo-etched parts.

MiG-21 – A Brief Historical Overview

The MiG-21 is a Soviet supersonic fighter, widely used by air forces of many countries around the world, including the USSR, Poland, Czech Republic, India, China, and many others. Withdrawn from production in 1985–1986, it remained in service from the late 1950s throughout the Cold War and, in some armies, into modern times. This aircraft was employed, among others, during the Vietnam War, various Arab conflicts, and the war in Afghanistan.

Features of Eduard 48994 MiG-21 Surface Panels 1/48 Product

• The set is dedicated to 1/48 scale plastic MiG-21 models, ensuring faithful reproduction of the original surface panels.
• Made from the highest quality photo-etched metal – allows for precise rendering of details that cannot be achieved with traditional plastic casting.
• Mainly compatible with Eduard models, but can also be adapted to kits from other brands thanks to scale and dimensional coherence.
• Additional metal parts highlight rivets, panel lines, and operational details, giving your model a realistic texture and professional appearance.
• This product belongs to the "photo-etched parts for plastic models" category, an essential upgrade for advanced modelers.

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

The Eduard 48994 MiG-21 Surface Panels 1/48 EDUARD set is recommended mainly for experienced modelers (difficulty level: 4/5) who wish to expand or upgrade the details of their models. Adding photo-etched parts to a standard model requires precision, patience, and skillful use of cyanoacrylate (super glue) adhesives. The final result will certainly satisfy even the most demanding enthusiasts of aviation and historical modeling.