The Brassin line, which utilizes resin and photo-etched parts to achieve unrivaled detailing sets, are used for upgrading our kits. As with the MiG-21MF, we are preparing Brassin sets for the BIS that will garnish attention on the cockpit and exhaust on the type, including the final compressor stage and exhaust ring, which were unique to the MiG-21BIS. Documentation for this was gained in Berlin at the Gatow museum, and significant guidance was also supplied by Gabor Szekeres. Of the accumulated documentation, our designers were able to develop a computer 3D model. Thanks to the fac

Image update on 27th November 2011 - see below. Our new MiG-21BIS is close to be finally released, and although there is nobody outside of Eduard who actually saw this kit, the discussion over BIS and its nose is approaching very intensively. MiG-21BIS  1/48 in ProfiPACK has been already released. Click here to go to the product page. Yes, it really seems the warmest flame is concentrated to the only point – the nose. Thanks to Gabor, everybody knows how the correct BIS nose has to look. So, before we tell you what was changed on the BIS project when compared with MF, see the pic