AZ Model AZS7206 Breguet Bre-14A (Poland, Czech, France) 1/72 – plastic model kit

We present the AZ Model AZS7206 Breguet Bre-14A plastic model kit in 1/72 scale, depicting one of the most important reconnaissance and bomber aircraft of World War I and the interwar period. This kit is a tribute to aviation history enthusiasts who wish to recreate the famous French aircraft, also used by Poland and Czechoslovakia, in their diorama.

Historical Characteristics of the Breguet Bre-14A

The Breguet 14A was a French two-seat reconnaissance and bomber aircraft designed by Louis Breguet and introduced into service in 1917. It played a key role on the fronts of World War I, being one of the most mass-produced Allied aircraft of the period. After the end of hostilities, these machines were also used by the Polish and Czechoslovak air forces. In Poland, they were used, among others, during the Polish–Soviet War of 1919–1920. The aircraft was famous for its good maneuverability and robust construction, which ensured it a long operational career.

• Scale: 1/72
• User countries: France, Poland, Czechoslovakia
• Historical period: World War I, interwar period
• Material: High-quality plastic
• Additions: Decals allowing you to finish the model with markings for three countries (France, Poland, Czechia)
• Category: Plastic model kit
• Difficulty level: 3/5 – recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers

What makes this model stand out?

The AZ Model AZS7206 kit features precisely cast plastic parts with fine, detailed components for the fuselage, wings, and undercarriage. The set also includes an extensive decal sheet with authentic aviation markings of France, Poland, and Czechia. The assembly instructions are clear and allow you to build a high-quality replica of this historic aircraft step by step.

We recommend this model to both World War I aviation fans and collectors of the air forces of the three countries. It is ideal for expanding dioramas, for contest displays, and for enriching historical knowledge. The model requires basic experience in assembling aircraft models to fully appreciate the precision and craftsmanship of its details.