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1:72 LIMITED
94004 Praga E-141 Diesel
In the mid-1930s, the Praga BH-41 was the follow-on aircraft.However, there were no engines for the construction of other aircraft, so the aircraft was modernized and the ZOD-260 diesel engine was used. The aircraft flew under the designation Praga E-141.
Temporarily unavailable
22,92 €
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1:72 LIMITED
94003 Avia Ba.422
The Avia Ba.422 aerobatic special was modified according to Novák's comments for the aerobatic competition held in Saint-Germain-en-Laye near Paris.It was built at the beginning of 1938 in two pieces 422.1 OK-AVB which was a backup and Novák's OK-AVC 422.2, powered by Avia Rk-17 engine with 350 hp.
Temporarily unavailable
22,92 €
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1:72 LIMITED
94001 Avia B-222
After the success of the Avie Ba.122, other variants were developed. B-222.1 was flown in August 1937. The machine was powered by a nine-cylinder Rk-17 engine which was covered with a NACA aerodynamic cowling, and the wheels were also cowled. The aircraft flew in white and red livery, with no matriculation.
Temporarily unavailable
22,92 €
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1:72 LIMITED
94002 Avia B-322
In 1936, the MNO ordered the production of a continuation aerobatic aircraft Bš.122. The aircraft was derived from the aerobatic Ba.122, but had stepped wings and a longer fuselage and was powered by a Castor II-A engine. The first Bš-122 was flown on 10 September 1936, and from July 1937 the Bš-122 was assigned to the training squadron of Aviation Regiment 4 and to the VLU.
Temporarily unavailable
22,92 €
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1:72 LIMITED
94006 Arado Ar 199 V5
The Arado Ar 199 was a floatplane built by Arado Flugzeugwerke. It was a low-flying aircraft, designed in 1938 for catapult launching and operated over water. The enclosed cockpit had two side-by-side seats for instructor and student and a third rear seat for a training navigator or radio operator.
In stock (8 pcs)
22,92 €
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1:72 LIMITED
94007 Heinkel 112 V10
At the end of 1933, the RLM issued a specification calling for a monoplane design. Four designs were produced: the Arado 80, Fw 159, BF 109 and Heinkel 112. The 112, designed by Dipl. Ing. Heinrich Hertel, competed with three others at a competition held in Travemünde in October 1935.
In stock (2 pcs)
22,92 €
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1:72 LIMITED
94008 Heinkel 112 V11
At the end of 1933, the RLM issued a specification calling for a monoplane design. Four designs were produced: the Arado 80, Fw 159, BF 109 and Heinkel 112. The 112, designed by Dipl. Ing. Heinrich Hertel, competed with three others at a competition held in Travemünde in October 1935.
In stock (4 pcs)
22,92 €
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NEW 1:72 LIMITED
94009 Yak-11 / C-11 "Moose"
The Yakovlev Yak-11 is based on the Soviet Yak-3 fighter aircraft, which flew with the AS-82FN radial engine on 10 November 1945. However, this machine did not make it into production, but was further modernized to create a new aircraft, which underwent trials in the spring of 1946.
In stock (5 pcs)
22,92 €
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NEW 1:72 LIMITED
94010 Aero Ab-101
The Aero Ab-101 was a Czechoslovak bomber biplane, which was developed from the Aero A-100, or A-101, which was fitted with the Praga HS 12Ydrs engine. The prototype aircraft flew on 25 March 1936 and proved to be not a very successful type.
In stock (4 pcs)
22,92 €
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NEW 1:72 LIMITED
94011 Aero A-101
The Aero A-101 was a Czechoslovakian bomber biplane that was developed from the Aero A-100. The type was in service with the Czechoslovak Air Force from January 1936, after a year of service the aircraft were sold to Spain, where they were deployed by both belligerents in the Civil War.
In stock (3 pcs)
22,92 €
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NEW 1:72 LIMITED
94012 Praga E-241
In the mid-1930s, the Praga BH-41 was the follow-on aircraft. However, there were no engines for the construction of other aircraft, so the aircraft was modernized and the ZOD-260 diesel engine was used. The aircraft flew under the designation Praga E-141.
In stock (6 pcs)
22,92 €
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NEW 1:72 LIMITED
94013 Aero C-104
The Bücker Bü 131 Jungmann was a German two-seat biplane trainer used during World War II. The aircraft was designed by Swedish-born designer Ing. Anders J. Anderson, who led all design work at Bücker until 1939.
In stock (7 pcs)
22,92 €
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NEW 1:72 LIMITED
94015 Bücker 131 A/B 24 Schule Olomouc
The Bücker Bü 131 Jungmann was a German two-seat biplane trainer used during World War II. The aircraft was designed by Swedish-born designer Ing. Anders J. Anderson, who led all design work at Bücker until 1939.
Temporarily unavailable
22,92 €
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NEW 1:72 LIMITED
94017 Bücker 131 Romania
The Bücker Bü 131 Jungmann was a German two-seat biplane trainer used during World War II. The aircraft was designed by Swedish-born designer Ing. Anders J. Anderson, who led all design work at Bücker until 1939.
In stock (7 pcs)
22,92 €
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NEW 1:72 LIMITED
94018 Avia Ba.122
In the spring of 1934, the army leadership decided on the participation of Czechoslovak pilots in the international aerobatic competition Coupe Mondial, which was to be held in June in Paris. Under the leadership of ing. Novotny and with the help of acrobats rtm. Novák and Sgt. Ambruz, a new aerobatic aircraft B-222 was created in six weeks.
In stock (6 pcs)
22,92 €
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NEW 1:72 LIMITED
94019 Avia Bš.322.1
According to the army's request for an airplane designed for aerobatics training, the Avia Bš-122 airplane was constructed. MNO ordered 45 units in 1936. Compared to the Ba.122, the Bš-122 had stepped wings, a different fuselage and tail surfaces.
In stock (2 pcs)
22,92 €