A-Model 01464 Antonov An-24B 1/144 – Plastic Aircraft Model Kit

The A-Model 01464 Antonov An-24B in 1/144 scale is an excellent choice for modelers fascinated by Soviet aviation from the Cold War era. The Antonov An-24B is a popular twin-engine turboprop aircraft that became one of the most recognizable transport planes in the world. This plastic model kit faithfully reproduces the details of the original machine and makes a fantastic addition to any military or civil miniature aircraft collection.

Historical Description and Purpose

The Antonov An-24B was developed by the Antonov Design Bureau in the USSR in the early 1960s. Its first flight took place in 1959, and mass production started in 1962. The aircraft was used mainly by the Soviet Union and numerous Eastern Bloc countries, including Poland, as well as in Africa, Asia, and South America. The “B” version featured improved transport capabilities, better aerodynamics, and an enlarged passenger cabin. In both military and civil service, the An-24B was a reliable passenger and transport aircraft, proving itself in the harsh climatic conditions of Siberia and Africa. The aircraft was extensively used, especially in the years 1962-1990.

Detailed Information about the Model

• Scale: 1/144
• Country of use: USSR, Eastern Bloc countries, Asia, Africa
• Historical period: Cold War
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Contents: parts for assembling the model, clear instructions
• The set does not include glue or paints
• Realistic details of cockpit, fuselage, and landing gear

Category and Purpose

This product belongs to the plastic model kits category. It is recommended for intermediate modelers who already have basic experience with aircraft models. We rate the assembly difficulty level at 3/5.

Why choose this model?

Due to its precise detailing, the historical significance of the aircraft, and the relatively small scale, the Antonov An-24B model is perfect for both civil and military aviation collections. We recommend it to all aviation history enthusiasts and collectors of Cold War-era models.