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Czechoslovak Texan

Started by PantherG, February 22, 2013, 07:43:31 AM

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PantherG

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So called "Democratic line of history"....

After WW II basic trainer was Avia C-2 - ex Arado Ar-96B. Later was replaced by more powerfull plane - NA T-6 Texan,built under license by czechoslovak manufacturer Avia in branch factory in Kunovice.
In Czechoslovak Air Force was known like Avia C-5 "pony" (C for "cvičný" - trainer).
Kit is NA Texan 1:72 Academy,marking in manner of real czechoslovak Avias C-2 from LVU - Letecké vojenské učiliště (Military Flying School) in Prostějov.














Martin H

looks good to me. Czech markings certainly suit the T-6 ;D
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I like it........is that an aftermarket canopy on it......??
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One of the best looking Texan's I've seen in a long time
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PantherG

Many thanks guys....
Canopy is from the box....
My next Texan musdt be with Eduards PEP  ;D

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Nicely done.

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Yes...great job ! She does look a natural in those markings. Very well done.

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