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Kitty Hawk Models MiG-25RB/RBT Foxbat-B/D (1/48) KH80113

SKU: KH80113

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1/48 MiG-25RB/RBT “Foxbat-B/D” Kitty Hawk KH80113

Kitty Hawk Models Plastic Model Kit

MiG-25RB/RBT Foxbat-B/D (1/48)

This 1/48 scale MiG-25RB/RBT Foxbat kit from Kitty Hawk Models is engineered to capture the size, complexity and character of this high-speed reconnaissance and strike aircraft. The kit features sharply moulded plastic parts with finely engraved panel lines, allowing the distinctive shape and surface detail of the Foxbat to be accurately reproduced.

The model includes a mix of plastic, photo-etched and resin components, offering additional refinement in key areas while maintaining a logical and well-structured build process. Clear parts are crisp and distortion-free, and the kit is supported by detailed instructions along with a full colour paint and decal guide.

  • Highly detailed plastic model kit
  • Accurate surface detail with engraved panel lines
  • Photo etched detail parts included
  • Resin components for enhanced realism
  • Crisp clear canopy and transparent parts
  • Detailed build instructions
  • Full colour paint and decal guide
  • Multiple marking options included

History

The Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-25 Foxbat was developed by the Soviet Union during the height of the Cold War as a response to perceived high-speed threats from Western reconnaissance and bomber aircraft. Designed primarily for extreme speed and high altitude performance, the MiG-25 became one of the fastest operational military aircraft ever built.

The RB and RBT variants combined reconnaissance capability with limited strike functions, allowing the aircraft to conduct high-speed overflights while also delivering ordnance if required. Powered by massive turbojet engines and built using stainless steel rather than lightweight alloys, the Foxbat sacrificed agility for raw performance. Its appearance in the West during the 1970s caused considerable concern and influenced aircraft development on both sides of the Iron Curtain.