Eduard 11156 Z-126 Trener - Dual Combo 1/48

Eduard 11156 Z-126 Trener - Dual Combo 1/48 is a unique, limited edition model kit designed for aviation enthusiasts and scale modelers in 1/48 scale. Based on the original Zlin Z-126 aircraft, this model faithfully replicates the appearance of the Czechoslovakian trainer used for training purposes in the post-war period. The product is intended both for experienced modelers and those wishing to improve their skills in building aircraft models.

• Category: Plastic model kit
• Scale: 1/48
• Material: High-quality plastic, precisely painted PE photo-etched parts, painting masks included
• No resin parts or metal accessories included
• Manufacturer: Eduard

Zlin Z-126: This is a training aircraft developed in Czechoslovakia in the early 1950s, representing a development of the popular Zlin aircraft series. The Z-126 model was intended for basic training of both military and civilian pilots in Eastern Bloc countries. These aircraft served in Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary, and other Central and Eastern European countries, being used from the 1950s up to the late 1970s, and even appeared in flying clubs during the 1980s. The aircraft excelled in pilot training and was also used in international air sports.

The Eduard 11156 Dual Combo set allows you to build two complete Z-126 models in your choice of 10 available painting schemes, superbly rendered with high-quality Eduard decals. Modelers are also provided with precise masks to aid in painting the cockpit, which significantly enhances the attractiveness and quality of the finished model.

We recommend this model to all aviation modeling enthusiasts, both intermediate and advanced modelers who appreciate accurate detail reproduction and the possibility of choosing among many markings. Its strong ties to the Czechoslovak aviation school and extensive personalization options make it a unique addition to any collection. The assembly difficulty level is rated at 3/5 – we recommend this kit to those looking to further develop their modeling skills.