ANTONOV Aircraft

The Antonov An-12BK UR-CCY is a 1968 aircraft that served in humanitarian missions for the United Nations and the World Food Programme. It transported vital supplies to remote regions and became easily recognizable thanks to its UN/WFP livery.

An aircraft that operated flights to the northern regions of the Soviet Union. These aircraft were adapted for operation in harsh climatic conditions and became part of Aeroflot’s experimental development phase.

This 1:200 scale metal model of the Antonov An-124 Ruslan is the epitome of greatness and craftsmanship in aviation modelling. Every detail of this aircraft is carefully reproduced with high accuracy. Movable chassis on magnets, high-quality printing of the livery, elaborated the smallest elements of the aircraft.

The Antonov AN-12 Cavok model is a legendary Ukrainian cargo airplane that has become a symbol of reliability and power. Made of durable plastic (1:200 scale), it accurately reproduces the characteristic outlines, AI-20 engines and the Cavok branded livery.

The An-12 Volare is a legendary turboprop aircraft in the characteristic livery of the Ukrainian airline.

The legendary An-124 Ruslan for your collection! This 1:400 scale metal model captures all the grandeur of Ukraine's cargo aircraft.

Collectible model of the Antonov An-22 Antei aircraft, a legendary turboprop transport aircraft designed by the Ukrainian Antonov Design Bureau. A miniature of one of the largest aircraft of its class in the world.

Dark blue livery, four propellers, and the feel of real working aviation. This An-12 looks like an aircraft that is not for show, but for business — reliable, durable, and as authentic as possible.

The An-12 became one of the most successful transport aircraft of its time, and its reliability allowed this model to remain in service for decades. The UR-UCN aircraft was operated by Ukrainian Cargo Airways, flying cargo routes to various countries around the world.

This collectible model recreates the Antonov An-12 with registration number UR-11819 in the distinctive Motor Sich livery. The actual aircraft was built in 1966 and joined the Ukrainian airline’s fleet in 2004.