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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 AN-22 Antey is one of the largest and most powerful turboprop aircraft in the world and remains a symbol of aviation power. This model, which you can find in the AirHub Store, is a unique handmade resin work that impresses with its detail and realism. Every element of the airplane, from the fuselage shapes to the smallest details, is made with great precision. Unlike other models, this one is one-piece - it has no removable elements, which makes it strong and durable
The 1:200 scale model of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Antonov An-26 aircraft reproduces flight number 44 with a unique shark's teeth design. Handcrafted with detailed painting and a display stand, it is a valuable addition to any aviation enthusiast's collection.
An exclusive metal model of the An-225 Mriya signed by legendary commander Dmytro Antonov. Part of the proceeds from the sale will go to support the defenders of Ukraine.
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.
Model of the Antonov An-158 aircraft in special livery Be Brave Like Volnovakha! The An-158 was developed from the An-148 platform and was designed for efficient passenger transport over medium distances.
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.
