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A plastic model that requires assembly and painting. Separate tools, paint, etc. are required.
1/72 scale plastic model. The Mikoyan MIG-25 Foxbat is a Soviet Air Force high-speed interceptor fighter developed to counter the US XB-70 Valkyrie supersonic bomber. Although the XB-70 was changed to a prototype development and research project in 1961, the Soviet Union continued with its high-speed fighter development plan, and the MIG-25 was completed. It is said that the E-266, which first flew in early 1964 and set numerous flight records in terms of speed, altitude, and climb time, is the same model as the MIG-25 since 1965. It has excellent climbing ability and maneuverability at high altitudes, and has a maximum speed of Mach 3, attracting attention as an unparalleled fighter aircraft in the world. (From Discovery Japan Mall)
1/72 scale plastic model. The Mikoyan MIG-25 Foxbat is a Soviet Air Force high-speed interceptor fighter developed to counter the US XB-70 Valkyrie supersonic bomber. Although the XB-70 was changed to a prototype development and research project in 1961, the Soviet Union continued with its high-speed fighter development plan, and the MIG-25 was completed. It is said that the E-266, which first flew in early 1964 and set numerous flight records in terms of speed, altitude, and climb time, is the same model as the MIG-25 since 1965. It has excellent climbing ability and maneuverability at high altitudes, and has a maximum speed of Mach 3, attracting attention as an unparalleled fighter aircraft in the world. (From Discovery Japan Mall)
