Description
Zvezda Plastic Model Kit
YAK-7B Late Version Soviet Fighter Aircraft (1/48) 4837
The Yak-7B was an improved development of the earlier Yak-7 fighter, featuring the upgraded M-105PF engine producing 1,180 horsepower. This provided the aircraft with increased performance and reliability in combat. The Yak-7B also benefited from reinforced armament, replacing the original ShKAS machine guns with two 12.7 mm UBS heavy machine guns. Later models introduced a lowered rear fuselage and a teardrop canopy, improving visibility for pilots during dogfights.
- 1/48 scale plastic model kit
- Contains 223 precision-moulded parts
- Includes decals for several Soviet Air Force versions
- Completed model length: 17.7cm
- Detailed cockpit and exterior surfaces
- Accurate representation of WWII-era Soviet fighter aircraft
History: The Yak-7B became one of the principal Soviet fighters of World War II, serving on all major fronts until the war’s end. Built in both Moscow and Novosibirsk between 1942 and 1944, a total of 5,120 aircraft were produced. Its combination of ruggedness, firepower, and manoeuvrability made it a favourite among Red Army pilots, contributing significantly to Soviet air superiority on the Eastern Front.
Note: This model kit requires assembly and painting. Glue, paints and tools are not included and must be purchased separately.
