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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.
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.
The AN-225 Mriya is an airplane that has become a symbol of aviation power and engineering genius. This 1:400 scale model reproduces the main features of the legendary transport aircraft. Made of plastic, it is less detailed than metal models, but this makes it affordable and easy to use. It is an ideal choice for those who are just starting their collection or looking for a symbolic gift for an aviation fan.
Made of plastic, this magnificent model captures the majesty of the legendary airplane. Model with stand and plastic landing gear. The AN-124 Ruslan (NATO code name Condor) is the largest production cargo airplane in the world.
The An-32 in the classic Aeroflot livery with registration USSR-46961 is a sturdy transport aircraft that conveys the spirit of Soviet aviation in miniature.
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.
The legendary An-124 Ruslan is a giant of Ukrainian aircraft manufacturing, designed to transport super-heavy and non-standard cargo around the world. Powerful, recognizable, and uncompromising, it embodies the engineering scale and power of Antonov aviation. The livery features special inscriptions dedicated to cities and people who became symbols of courage during the war.
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.
