Eduard 672185 R-3S missiles for MiG-21 EDUARD 1/72 – set of resin R-3S missiles with photo-etched details

Eduard 672185 R-3S missiles for MiG-21 EDUARD 1/72 is an advanced accessory set designed for precise enhancement of the MiG-21 fighter model in 1/72 scale. The set belongs to the category "resin model created using casting and complemented with photo-etched details." It was developed by the renowned Czech company Eduard in their Brassin series, known for the highest quality modeling accessories for discerning hobbyists.

The R-3S (K-13) is a Soviet-manufactured air-to-air guided missile, the first Soviet infrared-guided (IR) missile, widely used by the USSR Air Force, Warsaw Pact countries, Middle Eastern states, India, and China. R-3S missiles saw combat use during the Cold War, especially during the Arab-Israeli conflicts and the Vietnam War, and were deployed on MiG-21 fighters in the late 1960s and 1970s.

The Eduard 672185 set is a professional package containing four R-3S missiles with dedicated mounting adapters (a total of 12 resin parts), allowing accurate presentation of the full ordnance typically carried by MiG-21 aircraft in real operational settings. The set also includes high-quality decals for realistic reproduction of missile markings, as well as precise photo-etched elements to enhance detail (such as fins and small attachment parts). Painting masks are not included.

• Scale: 1/72 – perfectly matched to Eduard MiG-21 models
• Country of use: USSR, Warsaw Pact countries, Middle East, India, China
• Period: Cold War (1960s–1970s)
• Material: high-quality resin, photo-etched parts, decals
• Category: resin aircraft model enhancement set
• Contents: 4 R-3S missiles, adapters, decals, photo-etched details (12 resin parts)
• Recommended for models: Eduard MiG-21 1/72
• Build difficulty: 2/5 – recommended for modelers with basic experience with resin and photo-etched parts

We recommend this product to all modelers wanting to give their MiG-21 models maximum realism and represent authentic weaponry used during the Cold War. Thanks to the use of resin and photo-etched details, this set excellently highlights the historical and technical features of the model, making it stand out at any exhibition or in a home collection.