MiG-29 Fulcrum Exhaust Nozzles for GWH kit (3D printed) Scale 1:48 ResKit RSU48-0445 for Aircraft Model Kit

ResKit RSU48-0445 is a 3D printed exhaust nozzle set for the Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-29 "Fulcrum" in 1/48, developed to improve the visible rear engine section on Great Wall Hobby builds.

Aftermarket resin/3D printed accessory intended for aircraft scale model kits and miniature replicas, focusing on the twin-engine nozzle area that remains prominent on finished MiG-29 models.

Detailed parts designed for accurate 1/48 scale aircraft model builds, emphasizing the petal structure and internal nozzle depth that are often simplified in standard kit components.

The MiG-29 features widely spaced engines with exposed exhaust nozzles that draw attention at the rear of the aircraft. This set helps reproduce the layered nozzle petals and internal geometry to better reflect the appearance of the original aircraft.

For modelers: remove print supports carefully from the nozzle rings and test-fit them with the engine fairings before paint. Thin metallic paint layers help preserve the subtle petal edges and internal surface detail.

Product Specifications

• Subject: Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-29 Fulcrum
• Scale: 1/48 (also written as 1:48)
• Product type: Exhaust Nozzles
• Type of equipment: Aircraft
• Recommended kit: for Great Wall Hobby (GWH)
• Manufacturer: ResKit
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: Resin
• SKU: RSU48-0445

This item is part of ResKit and belongs to Aftermarket. Browse more in ResKit Exhaust Nozzles or compare with Jet Nozzels. For related projects see Aircraft Model Kits and 1/48 Aircraft Model Kits.

FAQ

Are these nozzles designed specifically for the GWH MiG-29 kit?

Yes, the set is designed for the Great Wall Hobby MiG-29 kit in 1/48. Other kits may differ in engine fairing diameter and mounting geometry.

Do the parts replace the kit exhaust completely?

The resin components are intended as replacement-style parts for the exhaust nozzle area supplied in the base kit.

What is the recommended painting approach?

Apply a thin primer layer first, then metallic tones in light passes. This helps keep the nozzle petal edges and internal detail clearly visible.