MiG-28 (332 Teile)

In the 1986 movie Top Gun, the MIG-28 was portrayed as an antagonistic aircraft facing F-14 Tomcat fighters piloted by the main characters. Although there is no real-life equivalent, the MIG-28 gained popularity thanks to the movie "Top Gun" and has become an iconic element of pop culture. However, the movie fiction contains a grain of truth! The familiar silhouette of the mysterious MiG-28 is no secret to aviation experts. The film's villain is the famous Northrop F-5 Freedom Fighter, which was invented for the movie!
With 332 COBI bricks, you'll build an amazing airplane from a mysterious foreign power that dared to stand in the way of American F-14 pilots! The licensed set has been built with the utmost attention to detail and based on the plans of the F-5 Freedom Fighter aircraft. The characteristic black color and the emblems with the red star make it impossible to confuse with other aircraft! The aircraft has movable ailerons, armament and removable landing gear. The pilot's cabin opens and you can place a simplified figure with helmet and the characteristic red movie star in a yellow circle! The set includes a presentation stand made from clip-on bricks and a nameplate with the Top Gun logo! The 1:48 scale model complements the aircraft collection of the TOP GUN series (F-14 TOMCAT, F/A-18, P-51 Mustang). Fans of the Armed Forces collection will have no problem adding the MiG-28 to their collection. Build it!

• 332 high quality elements,
• made in the EU by a company with over 20 years of tradition,
• meet the safety standards for children's products,
• fully compatible with other brands of clamp blocks,
• Blocks with imprints do not deform or fade during play or under the influence of temperature,
• clear and intuitive instructions based on drawings and symbols,
• 100% prints, no stickers,
• block airplane stand,
• a sign with the name of the set,

Technical data:

Parts: 332
Dimensions: 29x19x9cm
Scale: 1:48
Manufacturer: COBI Factory SA
Age group: + 8 years

CHOKING HAZARDS. small parts. Not for children under 3 years.