The MIG-17 is a Soviet fighter aircraft that served in the air forces of 40 countries around the world and became one of the symbols of the Cold War. The aircraft was built in 1949, and production soon began. It was a single-seat, single-engine mid-wing aircraft with an all-metal structure made of duralumin and swept wings. A distinctive feature was the three air deflectors located on each of the wings. At the front of the aircraft was an air intake for the engine, divided into two channels along the sides by a vertical partition. The cockpit was glassed and airtight, equipped with a retractable seat. The propulsion was provided by a single turbojet engine located at the rear.

The permanent armament included two 23-mm NR-23 cannons (each with 80 rounds) and a 37-mm N-37D (40 rounds). The aircraft could also carry bombs interchangeably with additional fuel tanks. This highly popular and successful design has had many development versions. The MIG-17, under the name LIM-5, was also produced in Poland starting in 1956.

The MIG-17 model is designed at a scale of 1:32 and consists of 568 high-quality elements. All markings, emblems, and inscriptions on the model are prints that do not wear off during use. The set features movable elements such as wheels and an opening cockpit, where a great pilot figure can be placed. The camouflage reproduced from the blocks is particularly beautiful. The set includes a display stand with a plaque bearing the name of the set and the nationality insignia. Thanks to the intuitive instructions with clear symbols, assembly is straightforward. The aircraft is a must-have for all aviation, military, and military technology enthusiasts. It is also a perfect addition to collections of armed forces, the Vietnam War, the Cold War, and more.