MiG-19S Farmer C. 1 Staffel/JG-3. Preschen. 1968. 5th World Aerobatic Championships (1:72 Scale)

Product Dimensions: 6.83 x 4.92 x 2.12 in.

Model History and Information: The MiG-19, NATO reporting name Farmer, was the Soviet Union's first mass-produced supersonic fighter, with deliveries beginning in 1955. The improved MiG-19S variant added all-moving stabilators in place of conventional elevators, three 30 mm NR-30 cannon, and a jettisonable canopy. East Germany's air force operated a small fleet of twelve MiG-19S and twelve MiG-19PM aircraft, retiring the type by 1969. An East German MiG-19S from 1 Staffel, Jagdfliegergeschwader 3, based at Preschen, is associated with the 5th FAI World Aerobatic Championships, held in Magdeburg, East Germany, in 1968.

Model Features & Details:

• 1:72 scale Panzerkampf MiG-19S supersonic fighter
• East German aerobatic-scheme livery with tactical number 872
• Wingtip fuel tanks
• Swept-wing, twin-engine configuration
• Pad-printed markings and placards
• Diecast metal construction with plastic detail parts

Packaging: Supplied in the manufacturer's original retail packaging.