MiG-19S Farmer C, Yellow 45, VVS Display Team, Soviet AF, Kubinka AB, 1960

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. It had a swept-wing, twin-engine configuration. The improved MiG-19S variant replaced conventional elevators with all-moving stabilators and featured three 30 mm NR-30 cannon and a jettisonable canopy. This model represents the MiG-19S Farmer C, "Yellow 45", VVS Display Team, Soviet AF, Kubinka AB, 1960.

Model Features & Details:

• 1:72 scale Panzerkampf MiG-19S Farmer C
• Swept-wing, twin-engine configuration
• Bright red upper fuselage, wings, and tail fin with a silver lower fuselage
• Yellow tactical number "45" on both sides of the nose and red Soviet stars with white borders on the tail fin and wings
• Two silver underwing fuel tanks and underwing armament mounts
• Deployed landing gear with wheels
• Diecast metal construction with plastic detail parts and pad-printed markings

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