We have some great new pictures of the revised MiG-25 from KittyHawk models – and the good news is it is ready to ship!
MiG-25 & release ready for market.
In some very good news for impatient
modellers who have been waiting too long for a new tooling in both of these
aircraft we have just got some pics of both of it ready to take off – the Mig-25
has been revised and we have just the latest shots from the MiG-25 KH to show a little of the latest incarnation.
Hopefully we can review or build up the
Mig-25 so you can see what they are like in the flesh very soon..
Previous MiG-25 Updates from KittyHawk.
New test shots in action of the new 48th scale Mig-25/ 32nd scale CAD T-6 Texan from Kittyhawk....
New test shots in action of the new Mig-25/ Mirage F-1A from Kittyhawk....
So here they are –
being test fit by the Kittyhawk peeps – they look impressive and although we
haven’t any other info these pictures will fuel your imagination…
Previous Mig 25 Kittyhawk news...
Ok - as well as the artwork we have the previous pictures of the progressive CAD shots of the new KittyHawk models Mig 25 Foxbat which is set for June 2013 release,these reveal a little more of the weapons and the details we could not see on the first shots.. Please do enjoy until we can show more.
The latest shots from Kittyhawk show us much more has been
done to the design of the model – including new panel lines and close ups of
the undercarriage and radar arrays as well as the underwing stores and the
looong centreline tank. She certainly looks very nice in cyber-form – we will
all know more sooner rather than later as the kit is slated for a June release..More
when we know it!
Available from all KittyHawk's usual outlets in August…
Previous CAD shots of the new Mig-25 from Kittyhawk....
(March 2013)
This kit looks to have a few interesting features, i would not have expected a full weapon load including bombs but here they have them - nice! Also there seems to be a scale radar which looks like it can be displayed along with the cockpit and wheels. There seems to be alternate tail parts and by the look of it positionable flying surfaces as well - we are looking forward to this one!