Tag Su-17 scale plastic models

Su-17 plastic model kits are highly popular among enthusiasts for their blend of historical significance and sleek design. Many model builders are drawn to the Su-17 for its iconic role in aviation history and its distinctive variable-sweep wing. These models often come in popular scales like 1:48 and 1:72, offering great detail or a more manageable building experience for beginners. Top manufacturers such as Trumpeter and Eduard produce high-quality Su-17 kits, making them accessible for builders seeking authentic recreations. Dive into the rich world of Su-17 scale models and enjoy a rewarding model build experience!

Hawk 1:48 scale Su-17 plastic model by Oleg ShTURMAN

The Su-17M4 is a Soviet variable-sweep wing fighter-bomber, known for its versatility and adaptability. Developed in the 1970s, it served in numerous conflicts, showcasing its advanced avionics and precision strike capabilities. Its robust design and upgrade potential secured its place in several air forces.

Su-17 by mihalych 9-13, Bílek, 1:72

USSR–Russia Aircraft Su-17M4 "chernyy dyavol"

The Su-17M4 “Chernyy Dyavol” is a renowned Soviet-era variable-sweep wing fighter-bomber, notable for its versatility in ground-attack roles and robust performance in diverse combat conditions. Its adaptability and enhanced avionics made it a crucial asset in military operations.

January 29, 2025 0

Su-17 by Igor Emashev, Modelsvit, 1:72

The Su-17M2 is a Soviet variable-sweep wing fighter-bomber, known for its versatility and adaptability in various combat roles. It gained recognition for its advanced avionics and enhanced payload capacity, which significantly improved ground attack capabilities during its service period.

November 15, 2024 0

Su-17M, Modelsvit, 1:72 by Igor_ Emasev

The Su-17M, a Soviet variable-sweep wing fighter-bomber, is renowned for its versatility and effectiveness in ground-attack missions. Developed from the Su-7, it served extensively in multiple conflicts and proved its robustness and adaptability, making it a key asset in the Soviet Air Forces from the 1960s to the 1990s.

October 1, 2024 0