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Mil Mi-8MT Hip

Armed Utility Helicopter · Cold War
Trumpeter · 05815 · 1/48 · 2022
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This boxed set contains:

  • 1 x Mil Mi-8MT Hip 1/48 scale armed utility helicopter
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Soviet Air Forces
Mil Mi-8MT Hip
Soviet Air Forces

Mi-8MT entered series production at the Kazan Helicopter Plant in 1977. From the following year onwards it was powered by modernized TV3-117MT Series III engines. At first the number of helicopters powered by TV3-117 engines was consider­ably smaller than the number of the preceding versions with TV2-117s, but hostilities in Afghanistan prompted the Soviet military to reconsider their ordering policy, and by the mid-1980s the Mi-8MT and its derivatives became the plant's main product. By 2001 the Kazan plant had turned out more than 3,000 helicopters powered by TV3-117MT and TV3-117VM engines.

In 1981 the Mi-8MT made its international debut at the 34th Paris Air Show. For advertising and marketing reasons the export version was allocated a new des­ignation, Mi-17,It has six external hard points. The Mi-17 is provided with missiles, bombs, small arms and cannons.

This boxed set contains:

  • 1*Mil Mi-8MT Hip 1/48 scale armed utility helicopter

Mi-8MT entered series production at the Kazan Helicopter Plant in 1977. From the following year onwards it was powered by modernized TV3-117MT Series III engines. At first the number of helicopters powered by TV3-117 engines was consider­ably smaller than the number of the preceding versions with TV2-117s, but hostilities in Afghanistan prompted the Soviet military to reconsider their ordering policy, and by the mid-1980s the Mi-8MT and its derivatives became the plant's main product. By 2001 the Kazan plant had turned out more than 3,000 helicopters powered by TV3-117MT and TV3-117VM engines.

In 1981 the Mi-8MT made its international debut at the 34th Paris Air Show. For advertising and marketing reasons the export version was allocated a new des­ignation, Mi-17,It has six external hard points. The Mi-17 is provided with missiles, bombs, small arms and cannons.

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