Hobbyboss will be releasing the MiG-35 & Dicker Max in July.

Russian MiG-35

by Hobby Boss

: 81787

Model1/48th scale

The MiG-35’s design is grounded in the solutions implemented in the MiG-29K/KUB carrierborne multirole and MiG-29M/M2 air superiority fighters. The MiG-35 has an enhanced payload, increased fuel capacity, a mid-air refueling and buddy-buddy capability. This kit includes the painting instructions for weapons and stores. The MiG-35 also features a reduced radar signature and has the three-channel digital integrated quadruple-redundant fly-by-wire control system.

Weapons & stores are included in the painting instructions

The decals in the box

Special attention was paid to enhancing the MiG-35’s operating characteristics, in particular, the airframe, engine and avionics reliability and airframe service life extension. According to MiG Corp., the MiG-35’s flying hour costs almost 2.5 times less than that of the MiG-29.

Length: 352.9mm / Wingspan: 246mm

ModelTotal of 10 sprues , upper hull and lower hull

– The kit consists of over 290 parts

-Detailed fuselage&wing w/accurate design

-Detailed cockpit

-Photo etched parts included

German Pz.Sfl.IVa Dicker Max

by Hobby Boss

: 84835

Model1/48th scale

In their fiscal year 1938 report Krupp revealed that started on the design of a 105 mm K L/52 Selbstfahrlafette. It was known as the “Dicker Max”. The machine was equipped with a 105mm K 18 L/52 Krupp. The gun was equipped with a muzzle brake with double-deflector,this weapon could penetrate 111 mm of shielding under a vertical angle of 30 degrees to 2000 meters. The kit includes decals and colour schemes. They were assigned to the Abt.521 during the first few months of “Barbarossa”, the Russian operation. The two prototypes were very effective. However, they countered all the models used by the Russians at that time. Both prototypes proved to be very powerful. However, they were not as effective as the Russian models that were used in the battle at the time.

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