Quickboost QB48503 MiG-17 ejection seat with safety belts Other 1/48

The Quickboost QB48503 set is designed for MiG-17 aircraft models in 1/48 scale and offers a high-quality ejection seat with integrally cast safety belts. The product is made from high-grade resin, appreciated among modelers for its detail and precise reproduction of original elements. Thanks to the use of resin technology, the seat features subtle details such as upholstery texture, belt buckles, and ejection mechanism components, which are difficult to achieve in standard plastic models.

Brief historical overview

The MiG-17 (NATO reporting name: Fresco) is a Soviet fighter aircraft, developed as an advancement of the MiG-15 design. The aircraft was developed in the early 1950s and quickly gained popularity in Warsaw Pact countries as well as in many nations around the world. The MiG-17 was used primarily during the Cold War and also participated in conflicts such as the Vietnam War, Six-Day War, and various conflicts in the Middle East and Africa. Its design and equipment, including the ejection seat, provided high levels of safety for pilots in extreme combat situations.

• Scale: 1/48
• Category: resin detail set for aircraft models
• Material: high-quality resin
• Manufacturer: Quickboost
• Additional features: integrally reproduced safety belts
• Dedicated for MiG-17 model kits from various manufacturers
• Period of original use: Cold War (1950s to 1980s)
• Countries of use: USSR, Poland, China, Egypt, Syria, Vietnam, and others

Product Advantages

Quickboost QB48503 stands out for its very high level of detail, which is difficult to achieve with standard plastic seats. The set does not require additional photo-etched belts – everything is cast in one piece, which shortens assembly time and reduces the risk of damaging delicate accessories. The product is recommended for both intermediate and experienced modelers seeking realistic cockpit upgrades for the MiG-17. Using this seat not only improves the look of the miniature but also increases the collectible value of the finished model.

Assembly difficulty: 2/5. The seat requires careful removal from the casting block and fitting into the cockpit interior.