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Colour schemes:

• Rotachute Mk III, 1942
• Rotachute Mk III, England 1942

fly72020

Colour schemes:

• Avia BH-21J
• Avia BH-21, Prague, winter 1926-27
• Avia BH-21, Vajnory, winter 1928-29

fly72019

fly72018

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fly72016

Colour schemes:

• Avia BH-22, Prague-Kbely
• Avia BH-22, VLU Military Air Training Establishment, Prostějov early 1930s
• Avia BH-22, Cheb 1933
• Avia BH-22, Prague-Kbely

fly72015

Colour schemes:

• USA, Germany, Poland
• Canada, Czechoslovakia, Italy

fly72012

Colour schemes:

• Belgian Avia BH-21, Schaffen 1929
• Belgian Avia BH-21, Nivelles 1928
• Czechoslovak Avia BH-21 
• G8 - Piešťany 1926  
• L75 - Olomouc 192
• G9 - Prague 1932

fly72011

Colour schemes:

• Avia Bh-21, pilot F. Malkovský
• Avia Bh-21, pilot F. Novák
• Avia Bh-21, 3. letecký pluk 1925

fly72008

Colour schemes:

• Hs 123 A, 3SFGr.50, Lt. Hamann  Special scheme
• Hs 123 A, Russia 1941/42
• Hs 123 A-1, Stukaschule 1, Insterburg 1940
• Hs 123 A-1, Bohemia-Moravia Protectorate 1941

fly72005

Colour schemes:

• Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Mk.III, K9013/ZG-X, of No.10 Operational Training Unit, RAF, Abingdon airfield, Berkshire (now Oxfordshire), spring 1940
• Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Mk.III, K8956/102-X, of No.102 Squadron RAF, Driffield airfield, Yorkshire, as delivered late in 1938
• Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Mk.III, K8957/TQ-S, of No.102 Squadron RAF, Driffield airrfield, Yorkshire, 1939
• Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Mk.III, K8985/DY-J, of No.102 Squadron RAF, operated from Driffield airfield, Yorkshire, in 1939. Damaged on return flight from leaflet drop and force landed in Belgium on 9 September 1939.

fly72004

Colour schemes:

• Armstrong Whitworth Whitley  Mk.I,K7219/10, of No.10 Squadron RAF in 1938, when based at Dishforth airfield, North Yorkshire. Unit crest in a grenade form placed on the nose.
• Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Mk.I, K7200/78-V, of No.78 Squadron RAF, when based at Dishforth airfield, North Yorkshire, early in 1938.
• Armstrong airfield, Berkshire (now Oxfordshire), early 1940. Whitworth Whitley Mk.II, K7229/OF-A, of No.97 Squadron RAF serving as a training unit before forming the OTUs, Abingdon
• Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Mk.II, K7233/51-P, based at Linton-on-Ouse airfield in 1938. The aircraft served both with Nos.51 and 9 Squadron RAF before being relegated to training duties.

Review:   

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oirUQYu1Ko8&feature=youtu.be

Building the Armstrong Whitley Mk. I scale model - Fly models, 1/72

Scale modelling show Sofia 2016