COBI® Mig-21

The Mi

G-21 is one of the most famous fighter aircraft in the history of military aviation.

It was a symbol of the air power of the Warsaw Pact and shaped the skies over Eastern Europe during the Cold War.

Now you can build this legendary aircraft as a detailed COBI model with Czechoslovak or GDR wood markings.

The fighter jet shaped the era of the Cold War.

The Mi

G-21 was one of the most important aircraft of the third generation and was developed in the Soviet Union.

It was widely used by the states of the Warsaw Pact.

In Poland, the Mi

G-21 was put into service in 1963, and its successor variants remained in use until 2003.

It also played a key role in the GDR.

It formed the backbone of the fighter forces and was responsible for protecting a critical section of the air border during the Cold War.

In Czechoslovakia, it served for decades as the most important fighter aircraft of the air defense.

The Mi

G-21 was used not only in Poland, the GDR, Czechoslovakia, and the USSR, but also in dozens of countries worldwide.

It participated in numerous conflicts in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America.

Why you should add this model to your collection...

Mi

G-21 model from the collection (GDR/Czechoslovakia):

- Model in 1:48 scale – The set consists of 396 precisely designed parts that faithfully reproduce the characteristic silhouette of the Mi

G-21: from the air intake and delta wings to armament and landing gear details.

- Choice between Czech and East German markings – With this model, you can build an aircraft with Czechoslovak or GDR markings.

All markings, tactical numbers, and national insignia are executed as durable prints, without stickers, which significantly increases the collector's value.

- Movable and functional elements – removable wheels, a simulated engine flame, and movable control surfaces enable a realistic representation of the model in various configurations.

Under the wings are replicas of R-3S missiles.

These are Soviet short-range air-to-air missiles, a copy of the American AIM-9B Sidewinder.

- Model for display and play – the Mi

G-21 is both an impressive display piece on the shelf and an interactive model for aviation enthusiasts of all ages after assembly.

- Reproduced emblem – On the front of the fuselage of the Czechoslovak version is a drawn emblem of a wolf on a green background.

It is a precise reproduction of the emblem of the fighter aircraft with the number 9414, which was stationed in the 43rd Fighter Squadron at the Čáslav air base.