94001 Avia B-222

1:72 LIMITED

After the success of the Avie Ba.122, other variants were developed. B-222.1 was flown in August 1937. The machine was powered by a nine-cylinder Rk-17 engine which was covered with a NACA aerodynamic cowling, and the wheels were also cowled. The aircraft flew in white and red livery, with no matriculation. Read more

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Producer: RS Models

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1 decal variant:


1. Avia B-222.1, II. národní soutěž v letecké akrobacii, září 1937, letiště Praha Kbely

 

The Avia factory took part in the 3rd national flight of the RČS and in the 2nd national aerobatic competition. Avia used it mainly as a demonstrator. After the occupation of Czechoslovakia, the B-222.1 was sold to Bulgaria in 1939. Avia also produced a second 222 marked B-222 serial No.1 with similar livery and OK-AVB markings.

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Category: Limited Edition
Decal variants: Czechoslovakia
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