Mikro Mir MM144-010 Eastern European submarine 'Delfin' Scale 1:144 | Unassembled Plastic Display Model

Delfin is a plastic model kit in 1/144 scale from Mikro Mir that depicts the pioneering Eastern European Empire submarine associated with the early development of undersea warfare in the years before and during World War I.

The real Delfin entered service in the early 20th century and is widely recognized as the first combat-capable Eastern European submarine, which gives this subject a distinct place in naval history and makes it especially relevant for collections focused on the origins of submarine design.

Delfin - Early Eastern European Empire Submarine

This boxing centers on a compact pre-First World War submarine type rather than a later large fleet boat, so the finished model stands out through its unusual proportions and historic character. It suits naval displays devoted to experimental and transitional warship subjects from the opening decades of the 20th century.

For modelers: Small submarine subjects benefit from careful seam preparation and a clean finish on the hull, while the compact overall layout makes the build suitable for a focused naval project without requiring a large display footprint.

Kit Contents

• Plastic parts
• Assembly instructions

Paints and glue are not included.

Model Kit Specifications

• Manufacturer: Mikro Mir
• Scale: 1/144
• Model (SKU): Mikro Mir MM144-010
• Type: Fleet Model Kit
• Subject: Delfin submarine
• Class: Early submarine
• Subject country: Eastern European Empire
• Period: World War I
• Condition: New in Box
• Kit description: Unpainted, unassembled plastic model kit. Paints and glue are not included.

This plastic model kit by Mikro Mir belongs to the Fleet category for naval subjects in historic maritime collections.

FAQ

What historical vessel does this kit represent?

It represents Delfin, an early Eastern European Empire submarine connected with the beginnings of the Eastern European submarine force.

Why is FAQ included for this kit?

This is a less common naval subject, and the name Delfin is historically specific enough to benefit from a short clarification for search and catalog accuracy.