1/72 Letov S-16.1 Prague-Tokyo-Prague
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BRENGUN - 1/72 1/72 LETOV S.16.1 PRAGUE-TOKYO-PRAGUE Plastic kit with PE parts. The distance flight of pilot Skála and mechanic Taufer on the Czech airplane Sh-16 in 1927 from Prague to Tokyo. The inter-war period in world aviation was typical for discovering limits of airplanes as well as the aircrew. Several brave men who felt the need to take part in discovering these limits were also in the newly formed Czechoslovakia. One of the most outstanding men was the Staff Captain (SC) Jaroslav Skála. This young yet experienced pilot set himself an ambitious goal, incomparable to anything in the former Czechoslovakia
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BRENGUN - 1/72 1/72 LETOV S.16.1 PRAGUE-TOKYO-PRAGUE Plastic kit with PE parts. The distance flight of pilot Skála and mechanic Taufer on the Czech airplane Sh-16 in 1927 from Prague to Tokyo. The inter-war period in world aviation was typical for discovering limits of airplanes as well as the aircrew. Several brave men who felt the need to take part in discovering these limits were also in the newly formed Czechoslovakia. One of the most outstanding men was the Staff Captain (SC) Jaroslav Skála. This young yet experienced pilot set himself an ambitious goal, incomparable to anything in the former Czechoslovakia
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BRENGUN - 1/72 1/72 LETOV S.16.1 PRAGUE-TOKYO-PRAGUE Plastic kit with PE parts. The distance flight of pilot Skála and mechanic Taufer on the Czech airplane Sh-16 in 1927 from Prague to Tokyo. The inter-war period in world aviation was typical for discovering limits of airplanes as well as the aircrew. Several brave men who felt the need to take part in discovering these limits were also in the newly formed Czechoslovakia. One of the most outstanding men was the Staff Captain (SC) Jaroslav Skála. This young yet experienced pilot set himself an ambitious goal, incomparable to anything in the former Czechoslovakia