Su-17 M4 Fitter k Kh-29 bunker buster missiles partially extended wing

Su-17 M4 Fitter k Kh-29 bunker buster missiles partially extended wing
 
 
Detailed 1-200 scale 3D printed aircraft representing the Su-17 M4 Fitter k Kh-29 bunker buster missiles partially extended wing configuration shown in the product title.
 
 
Available Scales
1-200
1-300
1-285 Print on Demand
1-144 Print on Demand
 
 
Historical Context
The Sukhoi Su-17M4 ("Fitter-K") was primarily used by the Soviet Air Force in the late 1980s for ground attack and reconnaissance, seeing action in the Soviet-Afghan War. It also served in the First Chechen War, with East Germany/Germany, and in various export roles, including with Poland, Angola, and Syria. 
Key Usage Areas and Conflicts:
Soviet Union/Russia: The M4 variant served in Afghanistan (1988–1989) and during the First Chechen War. They were utilized by several fighter-bomber and reconnaissance regiments within the USSR and later in East Germany.
Eastern Bloc & Export (Su-22M4): The M4 variant, often under the export designation Su-22M4, was used by:
Poland: Operated for decades, including in "Tiger" schemes.
East Germany: Deployed in JBG77.
Angola: Used in the 26th Air Regiment.
Syria: Utilized in regional conflicts.
Key Operations: Used heavily for ground attack, close air support, and reconnaissance during the late Cold War period.
The Russian Air Force retired the Su-17M4 from active service in 1998.
 
 
Key Aspects of the Su-17 History:
Development and Origin: The historical development, variant background, and service context from the original listing are retained above for this exact aircraft.
Military and Combat Operations:
Operational Use: This military aircraft is presented according to the operational role and configuration described in the retained historical notes above. No additional combat claims have been added beyond the original listing.
Foreign Operators:
Operators: Where the original listing identifies export users or foreign operators, those details are retained above without implying that every related variant served with the same nations.
Upgrades and Retirement: Variant-specific modernization, later development, and retirement information is retained above where it was documented in the original product description.
Design and Armament: This model represents the exact configuration or loadout named in the product title, including external stores only where specified.
 
 
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Most aircraft are available in 1-300, 1-285, 1-200, and 1-144 scales
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