Mirage III R

Academy | No. 12248 | 1:48 (1:50)

Facts

Brand:: Academy
Title:: Mirage III R
Number:: 12248
Scale:: 1:50 1:48 on box
Type:: Static model kit
Released:: 2020 New box
Barcode:: 0603550016301 (EAN)
Topic:: Dassault Mirage III » Jets (Aircraft)

Markings

Dassault Mirage III

Dassault Mirage IIIR

Armée de l'Air (French Air Force 1934-2019)

33-TA

Box contents

Plastic sprue (Clear), Plastic sprue, Decalsheet (waterslide)

What is in the box »

Product timeline

Fujimi

Fujimi-AHM

Bachmann Fujimi

Academy

Academy/Minicraft

1968

1969

196x

1970

1972

1976

1981

1985

1986

1987

1994

1996

1997

201x

2020

New tool

New parts

New box

Rebox

New box

Rebox

New box

Full history »

Instructions

Download 981Kb (.pdf)

Marketplace

Online shops

USD 11.50Out of stock »

€ 9.65

USD 11.70Out of stock »

€ 9.90

USD 12.00Out of stock »

Private trade & swap

EUR 8.00

Contact seller

EUR 10.00

Contact seller

CAD 18.00

State: Contact seller

Alternative SKUs for Academy 12248:
ACA-12248 | ACA12248 | AC12248 | AY12248

Note: Prices and availability are indications only. Also check if the product actually matches!

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Comments

Rui D
I read somewhere that while the box claims it's a 1/48 scale model, several sources suggest that it's actually undersized. Also, that this kit is based on the old Fujimi Mirage III tooling, which was originally released as a 1/50 scale model, and that when Academy reissued it, they marketed it as 1/48, but the actual dimensions are closer to 1/50. As such, should the scale indicate 1/50?

1 March, 02:15