Italeri 2839 - 1/48 Mirage F1 C/CR - Precision 1/48 Scale Model Kit  [IT-2839S]

Italeri 2839 - 1/48 Mirage F1 C/CR
Price:
CAD$32.67
Brand:
Italeri
Model:
IT-2839S
GTIN:
8001283028394
Condition:
Brand New
Available in warehouse
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Italeri 2839 - 1/48 Mirage F1 C/CR - Classic French Fighter in 1/48

The Italeri 2839 - 1/48 Mirage F1 C/CR model kit gives hobbyists the chance to build a faithful 1/48 scale replica of the Dassault Mirage F1. The kit focuses on accurate exterior lines and cockpit layout so builders can recreate the jet with fine detail. It is well suited for display cases and desktop showcase projects.

Authentic appearance and build clarity

The Mirage F1 earned service with several air arms thanks to its adaptable design. This 1/48 representation preserves the aircraft's distinctive profile, including crisp panel lines and an accurately arranged cockpit. Careful assembly brings out the model's realistic silhouette and reward for those who enjoy precise modelling work.

Display potential and collector appeal

Finished builds present a clean, aerodynamic outline that complements aviation collections. Whether you aim for a museum-style display or a weathered flight-diorama finish, the Italeri Mirage F1 kit produces a striking centrepiece for any shelf.

Specifications

  • Scale - 1/48
  • Material: High quality plastic
  • Assembly: Requires glue
  • Paint: Not included
  • Part count: Multiple detailed components for accurate assembly

Is the kit suitable for a modeller new to jets?

This kit leans toward intermediate skill due to fine parts and cockpit detail. A patient beginner can complete it if they work slowly and use basic modelling tools like a hobby knife, sanding sticks and precise glue application.

What tools and paints do you recommend?

Use model hobby cement for main joins, cyanoacrylate for small detail, and fine brushes or an airbrush for paint. Acrylic or enamel model paints work well; prime before finishing to improve paint adhesion.

How should I present the finished model?

A clean stand or small diorama works nicely. Consider a clear display base or simple runway plinth to keep focus on the aircraft shape and panel detail. Light weathering highlights panel lines and surface features without overdoing it.

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