The MiG 17, a highly successful Soviet jet fighter design in the post-war era, was desired by other nations in the Warsaw Pact as they sought to improve their own air defence capabilities. The aircraft was granted a licence and produced by Poland in 1955, resulting in 477 units being built for both domestic use and export. These Polish-manufactured fighters were referred to as the Lim-5, meaning ‘License-built aircraft No.5’. Despite being a challenge for Western pilots, skilled handling of these aircraft could prove to be an effective adversary.
| Item Length – Without Packaging (cm) | 15.6 | How many pieces will be found in the box opened by the customer? | 87 |
| Item Height – Without Packaging (cm) | 5.2 | Item Scale | 1:72 Scale |
| Item Width – Without Packaging (cm) | 13.4 | Number of Scheme options | 2 |
| Wingspan (mm) | 134 | Skill Level | 2 |
| Flying Hours | 1 |
supplied unpainted and requires assembly
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