The Fly 72012 Avia BH-21 model in 1/72 scale is a plastic assembly kit from the renowned Czech manufacturer Fly. An exceptional offer for aviation history enthusiasts and scale modelers, it allows you to faithfully recreate one of the most important fighter aircraft of the Central and Eastern European countries of the interwar period.

The model represents the Avia BH-21, a single-seat fighter of Czech design. It was used mainly by Czechoslovakia, as well as Belgium and other countries between 1925-1936, representing the interwar period. This aircraft served as the primary military fighter for the Czechoslovak air force and was also used for fighter pilot training. Although it did not take part in significant combat, the BH-21 is regarded as one of Avia’s most successful designs of that era and as a symbol of the modernization of Czechoslovak aviation in the 1920s.

The Fly 72012 kit is made of high-quality plastic, guaranteeing good part fit and highly detailed surface features such as panel lines and rivet lines. The manufacturer has ensured a realistic representation of both the shape of the fuselage and the distinctive features of the airframe. Inside the box you’ll find clear camouflage diagrams and decals for several painting options, allowing the application of individual historical aircraft markings.

• Scale: 1/72
• User countries: Czechoslovakia, Belgium
• Historical period: Interwar period, 1925-1936
• Material: plastic
• Extras: decals, clear assembly instructions
• Category: plastic scale model kit
• Difficulty level: 3/5

This model is especially recommended for enthusiasts of interwar aviation and collectors of 1/72 scale aircraft. It is intended for both intermediate and advanced modelers looking to enrich their collection with a unique fighter. Its high build quality and rich detailing make it an attractive choice.