OzMods 1/144 MiG-15bis

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By Bob Pearson

The most recent release by the Australian firm, OzMods, is the MiG-15bis.

The kit itself consists of 22 parts molded in dark grey styrene two fuselage halves, wings, elevators, fin/rudder, seat, control panel, floor, landing gear and drop tanks. There are also two vacform canopies. The fuselage and flying surfaces have engraved panel lines.

Decals are provided for four examples: Chinese, Czechoslovakian, North Korean and Soviet Air Forces. There are also b/w drawings showing each of the four options with Humbrol colours given in both number and name.

Conclusion

The MiG-15bis looks to be a straightforward kit with no problems. Minor cleanup of all the parts will be required as the sprue contact points are relatively large in relation to the size of the piece - any smaller and they would fall off though.

OzMods 1/144 MiG-15bis

By Bob Pearson

The most recent release by the Australian firm, OzMods, is the MiG-15bis.

The kit itself consists of 22 parts molded in dark grey styrene two fuselage halves, wings, elevators, fin/rudder, seat, control panel, floor, landing gear and drop tanks. There are also two vacform canopies. The fuselage and flying surfaces have engraved panel lines.

Decals are provided for four examples: Chinese, Czechoslovakian, North Korean and Soviet Air Forces. There are also b/w drawings showing each of the four options with Humbrol colours given in both number and name.

Conclusion

The MiG-15bis looks to be a straightforward kit with no problems. Minor cleanup of all the parts will be required as the sprue contact points are relatively large in relation to the size of the piece - any smaller and they would fall off though.

Recommended to anyone wanting to add an earlier generation jet to their collection.

Thanks to OzMods for the review sample