Aires 4757 Su-17/22M3/M4 Fitter K Covered Chaff/Flare Dispensers 1/48 HOBBY BOSS – Detail Set

Aires 4757 Su-17/22M3/M4 Fitter K covered chaff/flare dispensers is a high-quality detail set designed for the Su-17/22M3/M4 Fitter K aircraft model in 1/48 scale from Hobby Boss. This product allows for a significant enhancement of detail level and authenticity, particularly in the area of the concealed chaff and flare dispensers, which were a key feature in the M3 and M4 variants of this popular fighter bomber.

The Su-17/22 Fitter K aircraft is a Soviet design used by many Warsaw Pact countries as well as numerous export users. It was widely employed from the Cold War era, starting in the 1970s, up to the present day, including by the armed forces of the USSR, Poland, East Germany, as well as Iraq, Libya, and Afghanistan. These aircraft took part in armed conflicts, including the Soviet-Afghan war and Middle Eastern conflicts, where the effectiveness of countermeasure systems was vital for aircraft survivability on increasingly missile-saturated battlefields.

• Scale: 1/48
• User countries: USSR (Russia), Poland, East Germany, Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan, and others
• Operational period: Cold War – modern times
• Material: High-quality resin, precisely cast to preserve details
• Additions: No metal parts, pure resin without photo-etched elements
• Category: Detail set, accessories for plastic models

Aires 4757 is the ideal choice for modelers who value detail and authenticity in their builds – dedicated to the Su-17/22M3/M4 kits by Hobby Boss, but also compatible with models from other renowned manufacturers in this scale. The use of high-quality resin ensures remarkably precise replication of the real dispensers, capturing even the finest panel lines and covers. Assembly poses no difficulty for experienced modelers, while less advanced hobbyists will find an opportunity to enhance their skills by working with resin parts.

Difficulty level: 3/5 – for intermediate and advanced hobbyists.
We especially recommend this set to modelers who want their Su-17/22 to stand out in competition showcases as well as to enthusiasts aiming for accurate representation of late 20th century military aviation.