A-Model 72159 Antonov AN-24 Soviet Civil Plane (Aeroflot) 1/72 – plastic passenger aircraft model kit

The A-Model 72159 Antonov AN-24 Soviet Civil Plane (Aeroflot) 1/72 scale plastic model kit is a faithfully replicated miniature aircraft of Soviet production, dedicated to enthusiasts of civil aviation and the Cold War era. This model, manufactured by the renowned A-Model company, allows you to create a detailed replica of this iconic machine in the livery of the Soviet airline – Aeroflot.

Scale and product category

The 1/72 scale aircraft belongs to the category of plastic model kits. The precisely designed set provides a realistic representation of the fuselage, wings, and empennage, accurately reflecting the proportions and detailing of the original.

Historical overview of the Antonov AN-24

The Antonov AN-24 was a Soviet short- and medium-range transport aircraft, widely used since the 1960s. It first took to the air in 1959, and serial production began in 1962. The AN-24 mainly served with Aeroflot, operating regional routes and flights to provincial airports throughout the USSR and Eastern Bloc countries. This aircraft was extensively used by the Soviet Union and numerous satellite states, and it can still be found operating in some parts of the world today.

Kit features

• Precisely manufactured parts made from high-quality plastic.
• Option to build the civil version – Aeroflot livery (decals included).
• Construction details: faithfully reproduced landing gear, engines, and cabin installations.
• Glue and paints are not included in the kit.
• The box contains an illustrated step-by-step assembly manual.

Who do we recommend this model for?

We especially recommend the A-Model 72159 Antonov AN-24 Aeroflot 1/72 model for intermediate and advanced modelers fascinated by the history of civil aviation and the Cold War period. The wealth of details, unique paint scheme, and its distinctive subject matter make this model a valuable exhibit in any collection of passenger aircraft.

Difficulty level: 3/5

Assembly is recommended for those with some experience working with plastic aircraft models due to the complexity of the details and the number of small parts.