RS Models 94015 Bücker 131 A/B 24 Schule Olomouc 1/72

Category: Plastic model aircraft kit

Scale: 1/72

Manufacturer: RS Models

The 1/72 scale plastic assembly kit Bücker 131 A/B 24 Schule Olomouc is a unique offer for all aviation and historical modeling enthusiasts. The model represents one of the most famous German training and sports aircraft of World War II – the Bücker Bü 131 Jungmann.

Aircraft history: The Bü 131 Jungmann was designed in the 1930s by Swedish engineer Anders J. Anderson for the German company Bücker Flugzeugbau. It officially entered service in 1934 as a two-seat biplane intended for Luftwaffe pilot training. This aircraft was used not only by Germany but also by many European countries, including Czechoslovakia, Spain, and Switzerland. Its production lasted until the end of World War II, and some units remained in service until the 1960s. The presented version – designated Schule Olomouc – refers to the aircraft used at the aviation school in Olomouc, Czech Republic.

• Service period: 1934-1945, World War II
• Operating countries: Germany, Czechoslovakia (post-war service), several other countries
• Model material: high-quality plastic
• Contents: self-assembly kit; requires glue and paints (not included)
• Details: accurately reproduced details, optional decals allow for the creation of a specific aircraft from Olomouc
• Difficulty level: 2/5 – the model is recommended for beginner and intermediate modelers
• Model type: plastic, for self-assembly and painting

The RS Models 94015 Bücker 131 A/B 24 Schule Olomouc 1/72 kit allows you to create a faithful replica of a historic training aircraft that made its mark on both German and European military aviation history. This set is perfect as a first aircraft for a novice modeler’s collection, but it will also satisfy more experienced aviation history enthusiasts wishing to enrich their collection with a model in a rare Czechoslovak pilot school livery. Excellent part fit and detailed instructions make assembly enjoyable, while the small size of the finished model makes it easy to display even in limited spaces. It’s an ideal choice for model enthusiasts and anyone interested in interwar and World War II aviation history.