The creation of the Mi-4 was prompted by the American H-19 Chickasaw and the introduction of these U.S. helicopters during the Korean War. Although the Mi-4 shares some visual similarities with the H-19 Chickasaw, it distinguishes itself as a larger helicopter with superior lifting capacity. It commenced operational service in 1952, succeeding the Mi-1. The helicopter made its public debut on the global stage in 1952 during the Soviet Aviation Day held in Tushino.

• Elaborate fuselage showcasing exceptional attention to detail and precision in design

• Crafted from transparent components, the canopy offers a clear view into the cockpit

• Featuring a finely detailed cockpit and gear cabin, this design adds an exquisite touch of precision and craftsmanship

• Included are photo-etched components, adding an extra level of detail and authenticity to your project

• Includes over 160 parts, spread over 7 sprues, to provide as much detail as possible

• Scale: 1/48

• Length: 340.6mm (13.40in)

• Width: N/A

• Height:N/A

• Rotor Width: 430mm (16.92in)

• Pieces: 160+ Pcs

• Decal Schemes: N/A

• Skill Level: Intermediate

• Paints & Brushes

• Modelling Glue such as Revell Contacta Professional Glue 25g

• Tweezers, Scissors & Modelling Knives