Eduard 7057 MiG-15 (1/72) – plastic model kit

Eduard 7057 MiG-15 is a high-quality plastic model kit in the well-known and popular 1/72 scale, aimed at modelers seeking excellent detail quality, rich equipment, and accurate replication. The set offers a full representation of the Soviet MiG-15 jet fighter, one of the most recognizable postwar aircraft, whose introduction had a significant impact on the course of aerial conflicts at the beginning of the Cold War era.

Historical and Technical Information

The MiG-15 was widely used by the USSR and its allies from its first flight in 1947. It gained worldwide fame as the main Soviet fighter during the Korean War (1950–1953), where it repeatedly faced off against American F-86 Sabres. In the 1950s and 1960s, it was in service with the air forces of over 40 countries, forming a core part of the Soviet fighter aviation doctrine. The Eduard model represents an early version of the fighter from 1949-1953, typical for the Korean conflict and the initial period of the Cold War.

Kit Contents and Materials

• Model scale: 1/72
• Country of use: USSR as well as numerous Eastern Bloc and Asian countries
• Plastic parts – excellent quality from Eduard
• 5 painting options with Cartograf decals
• Photo-etched (PE) parts – colored details enhancing cockpit realism
• Masking sheets for canopy and wheels
• No resin parts included

This product belongs to the category: plastic model kit – Profipack edition. Thanks to its exceptional quality of workmanship and a wide range of extras (including photo-etched details and painting masks), the Eduard 7057 MiG-15 allows for an extremely realistic final effect.

Who do we recommend it for?

Eduard 7057 MiG-15 in 1/72 scale is intended for both intermediate and experienced modelers interested in postwar military aviation, the Cold War, and the Korean War. Thanks to precise details and rich equipment, it is an excellent choice for modelers seeking the highest quality of replication and a variety of painting options.

Build difficulty: 3/5. The kit includes many small parts and photo-etched components, requiring precision during assembly.