Levier de commande Quickboost QB48753 I-153 Chaika ICM 1/48

Quickboost QB48753 is a high-quality detail set made from precisely cast resin, designed for the ICM I-153 Chaika aircraft model in 1/48 scale. This part allows for a realistic recreation of the control stick in the pilot's cockpit, significantly enhancing the level of detail compared to the standard plastic components offered by the base model manufacturer. The accessory is dedicated to modelers seeking additional authenticity in recreating the interior of this historic aircraft.

• Scale: 1/48 – ideal for dioramas and precise detail replication.
• Material: top-quality resin, ensuring excellent detail and sharpness.
• Intended for: dedicated to ICM I-153 Chaika models.
• Category: resin upgrade set, an element upgrading the cockpit of the plastic model kit.

The I-153 Chaika is a Soviet World War II fighter aircraft, extensively used by the Soviet Union between 1939–1945. This machine played an important role during the Winter War and in the early stages of the Great Patriotic War. Due to its distinctive appearance – biplane wings with angled struts – the I-153 presents one of the more interesting challenges for modelers fascinated by aviation of this era.

Quickboost QB48753 is an excellent choice, especially for intermediate and advanced modelers who wish to achieve maximum authenticity in their model’s cockpit. This upgrade not only enriches the finished model’s appearance but also offers satisfaction from recreating even the smallest details of the original aircraft.

Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 – the product requires basic experience with resin parts, skills in processing and gluing them, but is also accessible to less experienced modelers after following the instructions.

Quickboost QB48753 is dedicated to all who wish to increase the realism of historical aircraft models, placing special emphasis on interior details. We recommend this detail set as a must-have accessory for collectors and modelers interested in Soviet aviation from the World War II period.