Mikoyan MiG29A Fulcrum

Mikoyan MiG-29 Fulcrum is a twin-engine jet fighter aircraft designed in the Soviet Union. Developed by the Mikoyan design bureau as an air superiority fighter during the 1970s. Kit has engraved panel lines, well appointed cockpit, optional (canopy and speed brakes), nose weight, detailed (RD-33 engines and exhaust pipe with turbine and afterburner elements), swept wings, electronic warfare antenna, tow bar, boarding ladder, separate (auxiliary, gun and engine vents), optional (canopy and speed brakes), detailed wheel wells and optional undercarriage, rubber tires, metal struts, clear accents, photoetch, armament (R-60 MK (x2), R-73E (x2), UPK-23/250 pod (x2), S-25L (x2), R-27T (x2), R-27R (x2), R-27AE (x2), R-27ER (x2), Ub-32M/57 (x2), B-8M1 (x2), B-13L (x2), PTB-1500 (x1), launch rails (APU-60IM, APU-470, APU-73-1D). Decals and 4-view color painting reference for (2) aircraft: Hungarian Air Force, 59th Tactical Fighter Wing, 1st 'Puma' Tactical Fighter Squadron, '04 Black' (c/n 2960535127, f/n 45080) and Russian Air Force, 21st OSAD/120th GvIAP, Domma Air Base, '01 White (c/n 2960515803) - includes stencil data, instrument panel and other interior accents.