Yahu YMA7297 Mi-2 (Plastyk / Mastercraft) 1/72 – Instrument Panel for the Mi-2 Helicopter

The Yahu YMA7297 instrument panel, dedicated to 1/72 scale Mi-2 helicopter models produced by Plastyk and Mastercraft, is a high-quality accessory detail intended for demanding aircraft modelers. The Yahu product is made from milled and photo-etched metal sheet, featuring exceptionally precise reproduction of individual gauges and factory-applied print details in full color. This ensures exceptional cockpit realism for your build, without the need for challenging painting techniques or decals.

The Mi-2 is a Soviet light multi-purpose transport helicopter designed by Mil Design Bureau, commonly used primarily by Poland, where it was produced under license and widely exported to Eastern European and Warsaw Pact markets. Since its debut in the late 1960s, it has been used in a variety of both military and civilian roles, including combat operations in Afghanistan, as well as rescue and transport missions, even up to the present day.

• Product scale: 1/72
• Origin of base model: USSR, Poland, other Eastern Bloc countries
• Historical period: Modern era (from the 1960s to present)
• Material: photo-etched and pre-painted metal sheet
• Additional information: full-color factory prints, no painting required
• Category: model accessories for plastic models
• Compatibility: Mi-2 Plastyk / Mastercraft helicopter models

Using this instrument panel significantly enhances cockpit realism for the 1/72 scale Mi-2 model. The product is recommended for both intermediate and advanced modelers looking for high authenticity of detail. The use of ready-made, pre-colored factory elements reduces the labor-intensity of building, while delivering an excellent final visual effect.

Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 (low difficulty – only basic manual skills and care when cutting out and attaching the panel in the cockpit are required).

Yahu YMA7297 Mi-2 is a great choice for enthusiasts of Soviet and Polish helicopter designs, as well as for all collectors of transport helicopter models from the second half of the 20th century.