A-Model 72267 Soviet aerobatic aircraft Sukhoi SU-26 1/72 – plastic aerobatic aircraft model kit to assemble

The A-Model 72267 Soviet aerobatic aircraft Sukhoi SU-26 in 1/72 scale is a high-quality plastic kit for self-assembly, aimed at aviation modeling enthusiasts and lovers of modern aerobatic airplanes. The design has been meticulously recreated by the renowned A-Model brand, known for its attention to historical and technical accuracy of individual components.

Sukhoi SU-26 is a Soviet, single-engine aerobatic aircraft of worldwide fame. Its first flight took place in 1984, and production began in the USSR. The aircraft was widely used in international aviation competitions, earning numerous medals and world championship titles in both individual and team aerobatic events. The plane features a durable, lightweight construction and an M-14P engine, enabling the performance of advanced maneuvers and exceptional agility. The model was used by aerobatic pilots both in former USSR countries and around the world from the 1980s to the present day.

This A-Model set includes all necessary components to assemble the Sukhoi SU-26 model in 1:72 scale. Both panel lines, cockpit details, and wing shapes are faithfully reproduced based on the original. The model is made from high-quality plastic, ensuring ease of processing and durability of the finished model. The kit does not include glue or paints, allowing the modeler to choose appropriate colors according to the historical scheme or their own vision.

• Scale: 1/72
• Country of origin: USSR (Russia)
• Period of use: modern times (from the 1980s)
• Category: plastic model kit
• Materials included: high-quality plastic
• Additions: no metal or resin parts

The A-Model 72267 model is recommended for both intermediate and experienced modelers interested in original aircraft designs and aerobatic racing. The building difficulty is rated 3 out of 5, making this kit a great choice for developing your skills with low-volume model sets. The Sukhoi SU-26 model in 1/72 scale will make an impressive addition to any collection, and its history and distinctive silhouette will delight fans of Soviet aviation and aerobatics.