Sova 72013 IAR IAR-80A limited edition - 2 marking variants 1/72

We invite you to discover an exceptional offer for aviation and modeling enthusiasts – the Sova 72013 IAR IAR-80A model in a limited edition, available in 1/72 scale. The product is intended for modelers who value historical authenticity and high quality workmanship, and thanks to two marking variants, allows for an accurate recreation of unique aircraft from World War II.

Brief historical overview and use

The IAR-80A fighter aircraft was developed and produced in Romania by Industria Aeronautică Română (IAR) during World War II. It was the primary fighter of the Romanian Air Force, serving both in defensive and offensive operations. The machine was used, among others, during the defense of Romanian refineries in Ploiești against Allied air raids, as well as on the Eastern Front in clashes with Soviet aviation.

• Scale: 1/72 – ideal for building dioramas and historical aircraft model collections
• Country of use: Romania
• Period of use: World War II (years 1941–1945)
• Category: plastic model kit

Set characteristics

• The model is made from the highest quality plastic, ensuring ease of processing and excellent reproduction of the aircraft's structural details
• The set includes two versions of markings (decals) allowing you to build different historical variants: fighters used on the Eastern Front and in the defense of strategic facilities
• The parts in the set precisely reproduce the silhouette, fuselage structure, cockpit, and armament characteristic for the IAR-80A version
• The kit does not include glue or paints – we recommend using high-quality modeling accessories

Who do we recommend this for?

The Sova 72013 IAR IAR-80A model is recommended for collectors interested in the aviation of Eastern European countries as well as intermediate and experienced modelers who appreciate the opportunity to create faithful replicas of historical machines. Thanks to the 1/72 scale, the model fits perfectly into larger collections and dioramas.

Difficulty level

Difficulty: 3/5 – recommended for those with basic experience assembling plastic aircraft models.