Wing
- We continued our aircraft theme and produced MIG-15. It's much smaller than DC-3, and we use famous soviet IN-14 Tubes here. Inspired by Soviet jet fighter aircraft Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-15, our designer engineer created this clock model, which would be perfect for most of the interiors, especially loft and hi-tech.; A case for this clock contains 84 manually made elements made of aluminum alloys: duralumin and 1013. The very same that used for USSR airplanes, of course, there can be barely visible scuff marks and even very small hollow spots. For duying lower panels was used anodized coating.
- Only 100 pieces will be produced in the collection
- Nixie Tubes were produced in 70-80s and can work in our clocks up to 30 years.
- Personal certificate made on designer cotton paper using letterpress printing.
- Supplied in a black premium box with golden embossing on top.
- EU Power adapter is included (with US, UK or AU converter).
- - demonstration of time and date (date can be disabled);
- - date can be shown as DD-MM-YY or as MM-DD-YY or as YY-MM-DD;
- - 24 and 12 hour modes;
- - 2 alarms;
- - 2 digit changing modes (regular and cross fading);
- - sleep mode;
- - time correction;
- - adjustable LED light (can be disabled, blue by default);
- - adjustable brightness;
- - change of digits from 0 to 9 every 30 minutes to prevent cathodes poisoning;
- - easy tube replacement without soldering;
- - time and date are kept during failure of power;
MIG-15: a collectible model of an aircraft wing on your shelf ✈️
🔥The collection is limited – only 100 pieces will be produced.🔥
With the MIG-15 model, the aircraft theme in our line of clocks received its development. This variation is significantly smaller than its older brother DC-3. The model uses original Soviet IN-14 indicators. Inspired by the shapes of the legendary Soviet fighter MiG-15, our master designer created a clock case that will fit perfectly into a Loft or Hi-tech interior. The case consists of 84 elements and is produced and assembled entirely by hand.
The materials used are D16T duralumin alloy and AD-1 aluminum – the same aluminum that was used to create aircraft in the USSR.
The development of aviation gave humanity beautiful airplanes and a whole culture. In Soviet times, a huge number of people were involved in aircraft construction and operation of aircraft. We are glad that we have become a part of this wonderful world of aviation and are recreating small prototypes of wings that went down in the history of aircraft. Join this world with us.