Eduard 491352 Mi-17 AMK 1/48 – Detail Set for the 1/48 Scale Mi-17 Helicopter Model

Eduard 491352 Mi-17 AMK 1/48 is a top-quality model accessory set, designed specifically for the Russian-made Mi-17 helicopter in 1/48 scale. This set was created as a dedicated upgrade for AMK brand plastic models, allowing for significant enhancement of their realism and detail. The Mi-17 has been used in many countries, including the Soviet Union, Russia, Poland, China, and numerous armies worldwide during the Cold War and modern times. This versatile transport helicopter has been in use from the late 1970s to the present day, participating in numerous conflicts, rescue missions, and humanitarian operations.

The Eduard 491352 set was developed for modelers seeking the most accurate replication of the machine’s details. The set includes precision photo-etched metal elements and resin parts—both material types ensure exceptionally sharp detail and durability. The photo-etched components allow for a significant improvement of the cockpit interior, instruments, harness systems, and tiny exterior details that are difficult to achieve with just the plastic parts of the base kit. The resin parts supplement selected equipment or structural details often omitted even in the most advanced injection-molded kits.

• Scale: 1/48
• User countries: USSR/Russia, Poland, China, and other countries worldwide
• Purpose: Mi-17 helicopter – versatile military and civilian transporter
• Period of use: Cold War, modern times
• Material: photo-etched metal, resin parts
• Product category: detail set for plastic models
• Flexible use – suitable both for an “out-of-the-box” model project and complex dioramas
• Indispensable for building a competition-level model

We recommend Eduard 491352 Mi-17 AMK 1/48 to all intermediate and advanced modelers. The set requires precision and care when assembling small components, and working with photo-etched parts enhances the final result. Difficulty rating: 4/5. It is the perfect choice for both military aviation enthusiasts and fans of accurately replicating historical and modern machines.