Azur FR014 Rogozarski IK-3 Fighting Prototypes 1/72 – plastic airplane model kit

The presented Azur FR014 Rogozarski IK-3 Fighting Prototypes 1/72 scale plastic model is a unique choice for model enthusiasts passionate about aviation from the World War II era. The model represents the famous Yugoslav fighter designed by engineers Kosta Sivcev and Ljubomir Ilić at the Rogozarski factory. This particular kit allows you to build one of the prototype versions of the aircraft, which shaped the resilience and combat capabilities of the Yugoslav Air Force before the outbreak of the war.

Historical information and application

The Rogozarski IK-3 was a fighter aircraft designed at the turn of the 1930s and 1940s, widely used by the Royal Yugoslav Air Force in the first months of World War II. It fought in air battles during the German invasion of Yugoslavia in April 1941. The aircraft was regarded as a maneuverable and well-armed design, comparable to contemporary Allied and Axis planes.

Material and kit contents

• The model is made of high-quality plastic, accurately reproducing details of the fuselage, wings, and cockpit.
• The kit contains plastic elements to assemble a complete model – glue and paints must be purchased separately for finishing.
• The product does not include resin accessories or metal parts, however, the manufacturer has ensured realistic mapping of all essential details of the prototype construction.

Category and purpose

• Category: plastic airplane model kit
• Scale: 1/72
• Difficulty level: 3/5 – designed for intermediate modelers who already possess basic skills in assembling and painting aircraft models
• Recommended for collectors of WWII era models and fans of rare, lesser-known aircraft designs

Why choose this model?

Azur FR014 Rogozarski IK-3 Fighting Prototypes is an excellent choice for every enthusiast of aircraft modeling and military technology history. It allows you to recreate a rarely seen design, known for the bravery of its pilots and innovative technical solutions. We especially recommend this model to modelers interested in Central and Eastern European aviation, as well as to anyone who wants to expand their collection with a unique specimen.