AVIA B-534 – the Czekoslovakian/ Slovakian fighter

The AVIA B-534 was one of the last fighter biplanes produced. In the mid-thirties of the 20th century, when production began, it was one of the best fighters in the world - a fast, maneuverable, fast-climbing, low-take off and low-landing run aircraft. First took to the air in August 1933, the first serial fighters reached combat units in mid-1935. By March 15, 1939, when Czechoslovakia was occupied by Germany, its air force had 424 aircraft of this type. Greece and Yugoslavia bought a dozen of them each. The Germans produced another 21 aircraft and used them, along with the intercepted ones, for many purposes. 72 planes were sold to Bulgaria, 60 flew in the aviation of fascist Slovakia and participated in the September 1939 attack on Poland.

A medium difficulty model for modelers of all experience, painted in Slovakian AF colors. For beginner modelers we recommend working under the supervision of a more experienced colleague and this should not be one of the first, more complex models You build. Antiquarian publication.