Kagero 33007 Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-17 & Lim-6. Photographer in Action 7

Kagero 33007 Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-17 & Lim-6 Photographer in Action 7 is a top-quality, richly illustrated album dedicated to the legendary Soviet MiG-17 fighter and its Polish version, the Lim-6. The publication consists of 20 A4 pages, printed on high-quality, thick paper (150 g), ensuring excellent presentation, durability, and perfect reproduction of color photographs. All pages are printed in full color, and the album was created with the most demanding aviation and modeling enthusiasts in mind.

• Subject: History and photographs of MiG-17 (Fresco) and the Polish Lim-6 aircraft (license production at PZL-Mielec).
• Countries of use: Soviet Union, Poland, China (Shenyang J-5), North Korea, Middle Eastern and Asian countries.
• Period of use: Cold War, 1952–present (selected countries still operate them today).
• Operational use: The MiG-17 did not participate in the Korean War, but saw its first combat during the Taiwan Strait Crisis (1958) and achieved significant success in the Vietnam War with the North Vietnamese Air Force. It was also used in Middle Eastern conflicts.
• Edition: printed on high-quality paper (150 g); all photographs in color.
• Category: Modeling/photographic album, historical documentation, supplementary literature for modelers and aviation enthusiasts.

The publication by Tomasz Żmuda is the perfect addition to the workshop of any modeler building MiG-17 aircraft models in various scales (e.g. 1/48, 1/72), as well as collectors looking for authentic historical details and inspiration for paint schemes and markings. The excellent quality of the photographs and accessible presentation of factual information enable faithful reproduction of details—from paint nuances to weaponry or national insignia particulars.

I recommend this product to both beginner and advanced modelers as well as aviation history enthusiasts. The album serves perfectly as a reference source and modeling inspiration. Level of difficulty in use: 1/5 – the publication is intuitive and easy to absorb, making it ideal for modelers of all skill levels.