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Discover exceptional 1/48 MikroMir propeller aircraft model kits featuring unique and rare subjects from aviation history. This collection showcases specialized aircraft including the De Havilland DH 88 Comet racer, Dutch Fokker G.IA twin-boom fighter, Junkers F-13 and W.34 transports, Soviet Lavochkin La-9 and La-11 fighters, Yakovlev UT-1 trainers and Yak-18, plus British Hunting Provost trainers. Each MikroMir kit delivers limited-run quality with fine detail, precise engineering, and comprehensive decal options for discerning modelers. Discover more 1/72 MikroMir Prop Aircraft and explore MikroMir releases.
MikroMir has established itself as a specialist manufacturer focusing on unique and underrepresented subjects in aviation modeling. This collection presents their exceptional 1/48 scale propeller-driven aircraft kits, featuring rare subjects from British, Dutch, German, and Soviet aviation history that mainstream manufacturers rarely produce.
The 1/48 Mikro Mir De Havilland DH 88 Comet captures this iconic racing aircraft designed specifically to win the 1934 MacRobertson Air Race from England to Australia. This sleek twin-engine racer represented the pinnacle of 1930s aviation technology and speed.
The collection features comprehensive coverage of the innovative Fokker G.IA including the 1/48 Mikro Mir Fokker G.IA Jachtkruiser fighter variant and the Fokker G-IA Reconnaissance Version. This distinctive twin-boom, twin-engine fighter represented Dutch innovation in pre-war fighter design.
German transport aviation is represented by the 1/48 Mikro Mir Junkers F-13, the world's first all-metal airliner from 1919, and the Junkers W.34hi, a versatile transport and utility aircraft used worldwide.
Late-war and post-war Soviet fighters include the 1/48 Mikro Mir Lavochkin La-9 Soviet Fighter, representing the ultimate development of Lavochkin's piston-engine fighter line, and the Lavochkin La-11 Soviet Fighter, a long-range escort variant.
Soviet training aircraft include the 1/48 Mikro Mir Soviet Trainer Yakovlev UT-1, a pre-war aerobatic trainer, the Yakovlev UT-1 Soviet Hydroplane floatplane variant, and the Yak-18, the famous post-war trainer.
British training aircraft include the 1/48 Mikro Mir Hunting Provost T.1 and the Hunting Provost T.51/53 export variants, representing this important RAF basic trainer.
MikroMir kits distinguish themselves through well-researched subjects based on historical documentation, detailed plastic parts with crisp molding, accurate representation of unique features, multiple marking options representing diverse operators, clear assembly instructions for complex builds, and limited production runs ensuring exclusivity.
Modelers working across multiple scales can explore our 1/72 MikroMir Prop Aircraft collection for smaller-scale builds, or discover jet-powered subjects in our 1/72 MikroMir Jet Aircraft selection. Enhance your builds with 1/48 MikroMir Aftermarket Parts.
Expand your 1/48 scale aviation collection with kits from other manufacturers including 1/48 Tamiya Prop Aircraft, 1/48 Trumpeter Prop Aircraft, 1/48 Kinetic Prop Aircraft, and 1/48 Italeri Prop Aircraft. Each manufacturer brings unique subjects and engineering approaches to this popular modeling scale.
MikroMir is a Ukrainian manufacturer renowned for producing limited-run kits of rare and unusual aircraft, ships, and vehicles across multiple scales. Their commitment to researching obscure subjects and producing accurate, well-detailed kits has made them a favorite among advanced modelers who seek unique additions to their collections.
Whether you're building racing aircraft, Dutch twin-boom fighters, German transports, or Soviet fighters and trainers, MikroMir's 1/48 propeller aircraft kits deliver the detail, accuracy, and historical authenticity that serious aviation modelers demand.