Quinta Studio QD72071 MiG-29 9-12 3D-Printed & coloured Interior on decal paper (GWH) 1/72

The Quinta Studio QD72071 set is an innovative, colored decal created using 3D printing technology, designed for the precise reproduction of the MiG-29 9-12 fighter cockpit interior in 1/72 scale. This accessory has been developed specifically for the Great Wall Hobby (GWH) model, ensuring full compatibility and a perfect fit with the components of this model kit.

• Precision craftsmanship: 3D printing makes it possible to accurately reproduce even the smallest details of instrument panels and side consoles, providing a realistic effect that cannot be achieved by traditional decals or even photo-etched parts.
• Easy application: the ready-to-use, factory pre-colored decals are applied directly onto the cockpit instead of the original details, according to the clear instructions.
• Maximum realism: the colors match the actual shades found in MiG-29 variants used in Eastern Bloc countries as well as in countries exporting these aircraft.
• Category: modeling accessories – colored 3D decals for 1/72 scale plastic models.
• Material: color 3D print on special decal paper.

The MiG-29 (factory designation 9-12), a Soviet 4th-generation fighter, was developed between the late 1970s and early 1980s and entered service with the USSR and numerous Warsaw Pact and export countries (including Poland, Germany, India, and Serbia). For decades, these aircraft have been and continue to be used in military operations in Europe, Asia, and Africa, taking active part in, among others, the Yugoslav conflict, Middle Eastern wars, and NATO exercises in the 21st century.

Quinta Studio QD72071 is an accessory intended for both beginner and advanced modelers who want to enhance their model’s final result without the time-consuming process of painting the cockpit interior. The installation difficulty level is rated as 1/5 – the product is extremely easy to use, and the visual effect far surpasses traditional decals. It is an excellent choice for aircraft modelers focused on modern fighters and who value quick, impressive techniques for upgrading plastic models.