The latest set of Instructions for the Mig-15 can be downloaded here (they are in .pdf format):

Mig-15 Manual

You may find the following 3-view useful:

You may find the following 52 pics/info useful too:

http://www.photoasa.com/cgi-bin/photo.fcg?uid=6725&v=4108&d=192.1.1.61&seq=68&dist=10&a=prev

The following site shows loads of cockpit photos for those who wish to produce a scale cockpit...

http://www.philsaeronauticalstuff.com/lim-2/lim_2.html

The NEW landing gear for the Composite-ARF Mig 15 is a long term development with  INTAIRCO in Australia. It is the high performance landing gear you all were waiting for. The strong mechanics and the durable oleo struts are CNC machined from the highest grade aluminum and stainless steel. The landing gear set comes with wheels and brakes complete, and it also includes a retract valve and an air tank, T-fittings, connectors and a fill valve as well as 3 different colored Air lines.

The advantages of the NEW Mig-15 gear:
- CNC machined gear unit with solid milled side plates anodized orange.
- High geade oleos with matching springs for the plane.
- Strong rubber Wheels with aluminum hubs.
- CNC-machined wheel brake system.
- Exra active support air ram.

This all new landing gear is the result of a great team work between Composite-ARF and INTAIRCO, Australia, known as a supplier of great Jet Accessories all over the world.

Last 4 pics care of Jochen

The support air ram in the position of the scale cylinder is not a dummy, it is a real active cylinder to support the retract mechanism to make sure the strut always operates properly, even if you retract the gear at a little higher air speed.

These can be ordered from Comp-ARF here

Several people have asked what size cylinders to use on the doors and brake. Some have opted for:

  Robart 3/8"x1" cylinder, part no. #165 - about 30 Euros each.

Others have used:

  Ultra Precision 5/16" x 1"on the nose and mains (so 4 total) and 5/16 x 1.5" for the speed brakes (2 total)

A fuel cell is available for the Mig-15 from Intairco.

Check it out here....

You can find some good Mig-15 information on Intairco's website here.

Several builders have used the excellent Mig pilot from the range of BlueBox pilots.

Check it out here.