Eduard 7458 MiG-21MF Fighter Bomber Weekend edition 1/72

Eduard 7458 MiG-21MF Fighter Bomber Weekend edition 1/72 is a high-quality plastic model of a fighter-bomber aircraft designed for self-assembly. The kit is made of precisely molded plastic, ensuring detailed and durable parts, as well as high aesthetics after assembly. The 1/72 scale makes it an ideal choice for both aircraft model collectors and modelers seeking challenges in a realistic miniature format.

The MiG-21MF is a Soviet supersonic fighter, an improved variant of the basic MiG-21 from the late 1960s. Its design was intended mainly for Warsaw Pact countries and USSR allied nations. The MiG-21MF served both as a fighter and a bomber, performing effectively in air superiority and ground support roles.

• Scale: 1/72 – small size, ideal for expanding an aircraft model collection without occupying much space.
• Countries of use: USSR, Poland, GDR, Czechoslovakia, India, Egypt, and many others.
• Period of use: From the early 1970s to the present (Cold War, regional conflicts).
• Historical use: The MiG-21MF took part in numerous conflicts, including the Yom Kippur War, the Vietnam War, and various African and Asian operations.
• Material: High-quality plastic; the set does not include glue or paints.
• Add-ons: The Weekend Edition does not contain extras such as metal barrels or resin parts; the kit offers a basic configuration of wings, armament, and decals.
• Category: Plastic model kit for assembly.

This product is dedicated to intermediate and advanced modelers who expect accurate panel lines, cockpit details, and authentic decals. Eduard is renowned for excellent mold quality and superb part fit.

The Eduard 7458 MiG-21MF Fighter Bomber in the Weekend edition is an ideal option for quick weekend assembly—short construction time while maintaining a high quality of replication of the original. We recommend this set to those who value realism and want to enrich their collection with a legendary machine from the Cold War era.

Difficulty level: 3/5 – requires precision and basic experience in assembling aircraft models.