A-Model 04807 Yak-18T Blue Aeroflot 1/48 – plastic aircraft model kit

The A-Model 04807 Yak-18T Blue Aeroflot in 1/48 scale is an extremely detailed plastic model kit that depicts one of the most important post-war trainer and transport aircraft in the civilian livery of Aeroflot. The model is intended for both intermediate and advanced modelers who appreciate realism, a wealth of details, and educational value.

Realistic replication and rich detailing

• Precisely reproduced structural elements of the fuselage, wings, and landing gear, characteristic of the Yak-18T aircraft.
• Detailed cockpit with a realistic reproduction of the control instruments and seats.
• Clear parts made from high-quality materials, giving the cockpit an authentic appearance.
• The set includes decals allowing you to build the model in the distinctive blue paint scheme used by Aeroflot, the largest carrier of the USSR.

Historical information and application

The Yak-18T was designed in the Soviet Union in the late 1960s as a light training, aerobatic, and transport aircraft. The model was widely used by Aeroflot and in Soviet flying schools during the Cold War. It is known for its reliability and ease of piloting, as well as its use for training, passenger transport, and light cargo in hundreds of flying clubs and training centers across the USSR and Eastern Bloc countries.

• Scale: 1/48
• Country: USSR (Russia, Aeroflot)
• Period of use: 1970s–present (modern times, Cold War)
• Material: plastic (from high-quality injection molds)
• The set does not include glue or paints – separate modeling accessories required.

Who do we recommend it for?

The A-Model 04807 Yak-18T edition is dedicated to intermediate and advanced modelers looking for realistic models of Soviet civilian aircraft. It is also an excellent addition to the collections of both civil and military aviation enthusiasts.

• Difficulty level: 3/5 (basic knowledge of modeling techniques required)
• Category: plastic aircraft model kit

This is a unique model that allows you to create an exceptional replica of an aircraft that is an inseparable part of Soviet aviation history.