Yahu YMA4805 Po-2 LNB / U-2 LNB (ICM) 1/48 – Instrument Panel Set

We offer a unique Yahu YMA4805 Po-2 LNB / U-2 LNB instrument panel set designed for 1/48 scale Polikarpov Po-2 LNB/U-2 LNB model aircraft (ICM). This is a precisely manufactured, ready-to-use cockpit instrument panel dedicated for plastic model kits. The product is designed and produced by the renowned Yahu Models company—highly valued among modelers for its top quality and outstanding detail realism.

Historical Information and Model Application

The Polikarpov Po-2 (U-2) is a Soviet biplane used primarily as a trainer and liaison aircraft during World War II and in the postwar period. Built in the USSR, this plane was employed for reconnaissance, transport, training missions, and as a light night bomber—particularly famous for its involvement in the missions of the legendary all-female "Night Witches" regiment. U-2/Po-2 aircraft served from 1928 until the 1950s, making it one of the most widely produced machines in aviation history.

Specification and Materials Used

• Scale: 1/48
• User country: USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics)
• Period of use: World War II, postwar period
• Dedicated for models: ICM Polikarpov Po-2 LNB/U-2 LNB
• Material: photo-etched brass sheet, high-quality color pad printing
• The set includes a precise instrument panel ready for assembly—no painting required
• Maximum realism—detailed markings, clear graphics, imitation instrument glass

Product Category

Photo-etched part for plastic model kits

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

Yahu YMA4805 is the perfect choice for intermediate and advanced modelers who wish to elevate the detail level in their aircraft models. It offers a much higher level of realism than standard plastic panels. Assembly does not require painting, and the precision fit enhances the display value of the finished model. Difficulty level: 2/5—no painting required, but precision is needed during assembly.

This set is highly recommended for aviation and historical diorama enthusiasts focused on Soviet aviation of the World War II era!