The A-Model 72313 An-28 NATO code CASH in 1/72 scale is a detailed plastic assembly kit that allows you to recreate the famous Soviet transport aircraft Antonov An-28, known under the NATO code name "CASH". This aircraft was a development of the An-14 project, equipped with two turboprop engines and optimized for service in challenging conditions and at airports with limited infrastructure.

The An-28 was developed in the 1970s by the Antonov design bureau in the Soviet Union. Widely used by Eastern Bloc countries and developing nations around the world (Poland was one of the main operators and licensed manufacturers at PZL Mielec), it proved to be an excellent transport, rescue, and passenger aircraft, as well as in special versions. The An-28 was mainly used during the Cold War and in the 1980s and 1990s, and is still encountered in both civilian and military service.

• Scale: 1/72 – the optimal size for aircraft models, allowing for a lot of detail while remaining easy to display.
• User countries: USSR/Russia, Poland, and other Eastern Bloc countries.
• Historical period: Cold War, modern times.
• Material: High-quality plastic, allowing precise reproduction of the fuselage, wings, and interior details.
• Kit contents: Sprues with parts, clear canopy, assembly instructions, decals for several paint schemes (including Polish and Soviet options). The kit does not include glue or paints.
• Category: plastic aircraft model kit.
• Difficulty level: 3/5 – recommended for intermediate modelers due to numerous details and interior segments, but accessible for those with basic experience in aircraft modeling.
• Recommendation: This model is especially recommended for aircraft modelers interested in the history of East European aviation, as well as collectors of Polish aircraft and Antonov designs. An excellent base for detailing and personalization.

By choosing the A-Model 72313 An-28 NATO code CASH 1/72, you get a faithfully reproduced aircraft model that can be built in either Soviet or Polish variant. It's a great choice for dioramas, historical collections, and for fans of Cold War-era transport aviation.