Aero Ae-145 `Special Markings` (Plastic model) - HobbySearch Military Model Store

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- The Aero Ae-45 is a twin-engine reciprocating engine civilian multi-purpose aircraft that first flew in 1947.
- This was the first highly successful aircraft built in Czechoslovakia after the war, with many of the 590 built being exported.
- This aircraft was introduced by the Czechoslovak army as the K-75, and in the late 1950s an improved model Ae-45S with high-performance navigation equipment was manufactured, and in the early 1960s the engine was replaced with a supercharged Avia M333. Ae-145, which was converted to Ae-145, was manufactured.

[Actual machine details]
- Crew: 1 person
- Passengers: 3-4 people
- Total length: 7.54m
- Overall width: 12.60m