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The description below is taken from the Airfix catalogue this kit was first seen in. There is also extra information underneath the main catalogues description including the changes to the name of this kit in the catalogues.
Airfix Catalogue description:Used extensively by the Communists in the Korean War, the MIG-15 is propably the widest known of all Russian fighter aircraft and although it is now obsolete it is still used by the Russian and other satellite air forces. This fully detailed Airfix kit contains both Russian and Polish markings on the transfer sheets. - Taken from the 1st edition catalogue (1962)
5th edition catalogue (1967), listed as MIG-15 from "MIG-15".
1987 edition catalogue, recorded as a new kit.
1987 edition catalogue, listed as MIG 15 from MIG-15.
1998 edition catalogue, recorded as a new kit.
1998 edition catalogue, listed as a Series 0 kit.
Airfix Series (first appearance): 1 First Issued: 1958
Box art ArtistsInformation taken from: Airfix Collectors Club, Artist and Kit list - 6th Ed. Compiled by Jeremy Brook.Artist on Box Type 3: Roy Cross
This kit appeared in these catalogues:
1st Edition (1962) Ref: 1403 2nd Edition (1963) Ref: 1403 3rd Edition (1964) Ref: 1403 4th Edition (1966) Ref: 1403 5th Edition (1967) Ref: 97 6th Edition (1968) Ref: 97 7th Edition (1969) Ref: 97 8th Edition (1970) Ref: 97 9th Edition (1971) Ref: 97 10th Edition (1973) Ref: 01017-1 11th Edition (1974) Ref: 01017-1 12th Edition (1975) Ref: 01017-1 13th Edition (1976) Ref: 01017-1 14th Edition (1977) Ref: 01017-1 15th Edition (1978) Ref: 01017-1 1987 Edition Ref: 01017 1988 Edition Ref: 01017 1989 Edition Ref: 01017 1998 Edition Ref: 00017 1999 Edition Ref: 00017 2000 Edition Ref: 00017
Just some of the kits listed...
