Trumpeter 03211 MiG-23 MLD Flogger-K 1/32

Trumpeter 03211 MiG-23 MLD Flogger-K (1/32) – Plastic Model Aircraft Kit

Trumpeter 03211 MiG-23 MLD Flogger-K in 1/32 scale is an exceptionally detailed plastic model of the fighter aircraft developed in the Soviet Union. This kit is intended for experienced modelers seeking a highly realistic representation of one of the most advanced variants of the MiG-23 aircraft, known as the Flogger-K.

MiG-23 MLD (Flogger-K) is a highly advanced version of the legendary MiG-23 fighter jet, representing the pinnacle of the line's development during the Cold War. The MLD model appeared in the late 1970s and was primarily used by Soviet Air Forces as well as air forces of satellite states such as East Germany, Syria, and Libya. The aircraft played a significant role during the Cold War and in local conflicts of the 1980s and 1990s, including Afghanistan and the fighting in Syria.

The Trumpeter kit is made from high-quality injection-molded plastic. The set includes over 350 parts, featuring a highly detailed cockpit, landing gear, movable variable-geometry wings, and a wide range of armaments (R-23, R-60 missiles, bombs, and fuel tanks). The kit also contains photo-etched parts that enhance details such as pilot harnesses and instrument panel components. The precise 1/32 scale ensures unrivaled realism, and the large size of the model allows for highlighting all construction nuances.

• Scale: 1/32
• Country of use: USSR, Warsaw Pact states, Middle Eastern countries
• Era of use: Cold War, conflicts of the 1980s and 1990s
• Material: injection-molded plastic + photo-etched parts
• Category: plastic aircraft model kit
• Does not include glue or paints – additional modeling materials required
• Recommended for advanced modelers and enthusiasts of aviation history and the Cold War
• Assembly difficulty: 5/5

We highly recommend the Trumpeter 03211 MiG-23 MLD Flogger-K kit to aviation modeling enthusiasts who expect a high level of detail and an excellent reproduction of the original. It's also a great choice for collectors of Cold War-era dioramas.