1/32 I-16 type 24, WWII Soviet Fighter
ICM 1/32 I-16 type 24 is a plastic kit of the Soviet WWII fighter aircraft. It contains 115 parts and four marking options from 1941–1943. Paints and glues required for assembly are not included.
The type 24 was a late development of Polikarpov’s I-16, fitted with the M-63 engine and a strengthened undercarriage and built in 1939–1940. In the summer of 1941 the I-16 formed the core of the Soviet fighter force, fought on every sector of the Soviet-German front and remained in combat use until mid-1943.
According to the manufacturer, the ICM kit in 1/32 scale has 115 parts; the model is 192 mm long with a 282 mm wingspan. The decals provide aircraft of the 67th Fighter Regiment on the Southern Front (summer 1941), the 72nd Mixed Regiment of the Northern Fleet air arm (summer 1941), the 4th Guards Fighter Regiment of the Baltic Fleet air arm (winter and spring 1942) and the 254th Fighter Regiment on the Leningrad Front (summer 1943).
Small in reality but highly legible in 1/32, this fighter suits any Eastern Front collection. Finishes ranging from summer to winter schemes invite a varied display. Paints and glues required for assembly are not included.
Nationality: USSR. Period: World War II.
| Category: | Resin Aircraft |
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| Weight: | 0.431 kg |
| EAN: | 4823044404469 |
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