92056 Avia Ba.122 Rk.17 engine

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92056 Avia Ba.122 Rk.17 engine

Na jaře 1934 rozhodlo vedení armády o účasti čs. pilotů na mezinárodní akrobatické soutěži Coupe Mondial, která se měla konat v červnu v Paříži. Pod vedením ing. Novotného a za pomoci akrobatů rtm. Nováka a štkpt. Ambruže vzniklo za šest týdnů nové akrobatické letadlo B-122. Read more

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Producer: RS Models

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5 obtiskových variant:

 

1. Avia Ba.122.7, Slovak AF, 1942

2. Avia Ba.122.16, Zürich Meeting, 1937

3. Avia Ba.222.1, Letňany, 1939

4. Avia Ba.122.40, Romania AF, pilot Constantin Cantacuzio

5. Avia Ba.122.7, Slovak AF, 1942

 

V Paříži obsadil Novák čtvrté a Ambruž osmé místo. Letoun byl dále upravován, byla zvětšena směrovka a i horní křídlo opatřeno křídelky. Tato verze se již značila Ba 122. Na akrobatickou soutěž Národů v Berlíně v roce 1936 byla Ba.122 vybavena výkonnějším devítiválcovým motorem Avia Rk-17, popř. Walter Pollux. Zde se umístil Široký druhý, Novák třetí a Ambruž osmý. Dalším velkým úspěchem byla účast čs. pilotů na Mezimárosním leteckém mítinku v Zürichu Dübendorfu v roce 1937.

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Category: 1:72 Scale
Decal variants: Romania, Germany, Czechoslovakia
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92056 Avia Ba.122 Rk.17 engine
92056 Avia Ba.122 Rk.17 engine

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