COBI Cold War MIG-17 FRESCO, 1:32, 568 hp, 1 f

Build the MIG-17 model is a Soviet-made fighter aircraft that served in the air forces of 40 countries around the world and thus became one of the symbols of the "Cold War". The aircraft was built in 1949 and production began early. It was a single-seat, single-engine mid-wing aircraft with an all-metal duralumin structure and swept wings. A distinctive feature was the three air flow deflectors located on each of the wings. In the front part of the aircraft was the air intake to the engine, divided by a vertical partition into two channels on the sides. The pilot's cabin was glazed and airtight, equipped with a retractable seat. Propulsion was a single jet engine located at the rear. Permanent armament included two 23mm NR-23 air cannons (80 rounds each) and one 37mm N-37D (40 rounds). The aircraft could also carry bombs interchangeable with additional fuel tanks. This extremely popular and successful design has seen many development versions. The MIG-17 under the name LIM-5 was also produced in Poland from 1956! The package contains 568 cubes and 1 figure.