ANTONOV 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.

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 Antonov An-148-100B in the fleet of Ukraine International Airlines was a symbol of a brief period when the national carrier focused on its own aircraft manufacturing. This 1:200 scale model recreates the Ukrainian regional aircraft in UIA livery — a rare and significant episode in the history of civil aviation in Ukraine.

The Antonov An-2 is a legendary biplane that has been operating for decades where other aircraft were powerless. The UR-ANC aircraft, registered for civil use, embodies true working aviation: simple, reliable, and as versatile 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.

The An-225 Mriya is an aircraft that has become one of the most recognizable symbols of Ukrainian aviation worldwide. This large-scale 1:200 model is handcrafted from composite materials and recreates the Mriya’s distinctive silhouette with six engines, a twin-tail design, and the signature Antonov Airlines livery. The fixed, extended landing gear adds to the detail, and the set includes a separate display stand for showcasing the model.

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.