The model kit ICM 48094 I-153 Luftwaffe with Pilots and Ground Personnel 1/48 is an excellent choice for enthusiasts of historical aviation and diorama builders alike. This detailed 1/48 scale model allows you to recreate a unique version of the Soviet I-153 'Chaika' biplane fighter, which, due to the fortunes of war, ended up in Luftwaffe service as a captured aircraft used for training and testing purposes during World War II. The ICM kit has been designed with attention to detail, both in the model aircraft itself and the accompanying pilot and ground crew figures.

• Model scale: 1/48, providing an excellent balance between detail and ease of assembly
• Original user's country: USSR, captured unit in German colors (Luftwaffe)
• Historical period: World War II – the model depicts the situation from 1941-1943, when the Luftwaffe used captured Soviet aircraft on the Eastern Front
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene), with faithfully reproduced panels and construction details thanks to precision injection technology
• Accessories included: set of plastic figures – Luftwaffe pilots and ground crew prepared to service the aircraft, allowing for realistic diorama scene placement
• Category: plastic model kit with additional figures
• Construction and difficulty level: recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers (level 3/5) – the kit requires precise assembly of the fuselage and wing elements, as well as work with the small details of the figures
• Painting: model designed for painting – the instructions include guidelines for the characteristic markings and paint schemes of captured Luftwaffe aircraft

ICM 48094 I-153 Luftwaffe with Pilots and Ground Personnel 1/48 is a kit recommended for fans of historical aircraft modeling who value realism and the opportunity to expand their collection with unique and rarer examples. Thanks to the included figures, this model is perfect as part of elaborate dioramas depicting airport scenes on the Eastern Front during World War II. It will be appreciated by aviation history enthusiasts and collectors of 1/48 scale models looking for less common subjects on the modeling market.