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The Antonov An-26 model in 1:400 scale is an excellent replica of a military transport aircraft that serves in the Ukrainian Air Force. This turboprop aircraft, the An-26, is known for its reliability and versatility.
A high-quality metal model with accurate reproduction of proportions, chassis, engines, and livery. The perfect choice for fans of Soviet aviation, aviation history, and collectors of Antonov models.
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 model of the An-26 aircraft of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine is a detailed copy of the rescue board. An ideal choice for collectors and aviation fans. Add a piece of aviation history to your collection!
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.
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.
