Su-25SM Attack Aircraft Model in 1:48 scale – Kovozavody Prostejov KPM4806

The Su-25SM KPM4806 model from the renowned Czech company Kovozavody Prostejov is an excellent choice for advanced and ambitious aircraft modelers who value accuracy and high quality of details. This plastic model kit represents the modernized version of the versatile Soviet (now Russian) Su-25SM attack aircraft, primarily used by the Russian Federation Air Force.

Model Highlights

• The 1:48 scale offers an excellent compromise between detail and model size, allowing the key structural elements of the aircraft to stand out.
• The model is made from high-quality plastic, precisely cast with attention to the details of the fuselage surface, cockpit equipment, and underwing armament.
• A realistically reproduced cockpit and landing gear ensure satisfaction for both aviation enthusiasts and collectors of post-1991 combat aircraft models.
• The sprues include numerous components that allow for configuration of the model, such as the wing arrangement, armament, tail details, and pylons.
• The kit does not include glue or paints, which allows you to choose any color scheme matching your own vision or historical guidelines.

Historical Background and Use

The Su-25SM is a more modern version of the classic Soviet Su-25 attack aircraft, produced since the 1970s. The SM variant appeared in the early 21st century and was widely used in combat operations, including in Syria, Georgia, and during local conflicts. Enhanced with modern avionics and electronics, this aircraft is still actively operated by Russia and several other countries of the former Eastern Bloc.

Material and Accessories

• This kit is a plastic model for assembly, classified as a kit for self-assembly and painting.
• The set does not contain any photo-etched or metal parts; it is based on precise polystyrene components.

Who do we recommend it for?

The Su-25SM KPM4806 model is the perfect choice for intermediate and advanced modelers who appreciate the realism of military technology and contemporary aviation. We rate the difficulty level at 3/5 – it requires patience and basic modeling skills.