The Mi-24V in the fit of North Atlantic Alliance states gets a color-printed interior in 1:72 with resin parts. The cockpits have a different treatment from the Soviet standard.
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This boxing differs from the basic variant in the rendering of the inside: it aims at machines that after the collapse of the Eastern Bloc served in the armed forces of North Atlantic Alliance countries and went through cockpit modifications. Color layered elements on a carrier paper are complemented by small printed resin elements. The relief and the shades are finished at the factory.
Heavy attack helicopters of Soviet design were inherited after 1991 by a number of new members of the Alliance in Central Europe and in the Balkans. The machines went through upgrades that showed most of all inside: differently arranged and differently labeled instrument panels, added communications and navigation equipment to Allied standards, and a different surface treatment of the panels. Outwardly the aircraft remained indistinguishable from the original form, so the difference is seen only by someone who looks under the glazing.
Paint the inner surfaces with a dark base, release the elements by moistening the paper and set them in place before the fuselage is closed up. Clean the resin parts free of the remains of the casting system. For handling, transferring them on a piece of adhesive tape works well.
The glazing, the fuselage and the main rotor are not in the package.
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