Yak-7B 1:33 Orel (001)

Yak-7B Fighter Aircraft Paper Model Kit 1:33 Orel 001 – WWII Soviet Card Model

Scale - 1:33

Model Sheets - A4

Assembly Instruction Language - English, Polish, Russian, German

Product Description

Build one of the Soviet Union's most important World War II fighter aircraft with the Yak-7B 1:33 paper model kit from Orel. Originally developed from a trainer aircraft, the Yak-7 quickly proved itself as a capable and reliable combat fighter, serving on the Eastern Front throughout WWII. Between 1941 and 1945, more than 6,000 Yak-7 aircraft were produced in numerous variants before eventually being replaced by the legendary Yak-9.

This highly detailed 1:33 scale card model accurately recreates the Yak-7B's distinctive lines and wartime appearance. Printed across 12 A4 sheets, the kit offers an enjoyable building experience with a moderate level of complexity, making it suitable for both newcomers to paper modelling and experienced hobbyists looking to expand their military aircraft collection.

Whether displayed on its own or alongside other WWII Soviet aircraft, the Yak-7B makes an excellent addition to any aviation enthusiast's collection.

Please note: Instructions are supplied in the original language. An English translation of the instructions is available on request.

Key Features

• Authentic Yak-7B Soviet WWII fighter aircraft paper model
• Published by Orel
• Scale: 1:33
• Contains 12 x A4 printed sheets
• Moderate difficulty level
• Suitable for beginners and experienced paper model builders
• Detailed cockpit, fuselage, wings and landing gear
• Excellent display model for military aviation collections
• Original, brand-new kit supplied directly from the manufacturer
• English instruction translation available on request

Summary

The Yak-7B 1:33 Orel 001 paper model kit offers an accurate reproduction of one of the Soviet Union's key World War II fighter aircraft. Featuring detailed parts across 12 A4 sheets and a moderate skill level, it provides a rewarding project for both new and experienced paper model enthusiasts interested in WWII military aviation.