A-Model 01418 de Havilland Canada CC 115 Buffalo (1/144) – plastic model kit

The A-Model 01418 kit depicts the de Havilland Canada CC 115 Buffalo transport aircraft in the popular 1/144 scale. This is a plastic model kit, suitable both for experienced modellers and those just beginning their adventure with aircraft modelling. The product does not include glue or paints, giving users complete freedom to choose their own finishing materials.

Historical data on the de Havilland Canada CC 115 Buffalo aircraft

de Havilland Canada CC 115 Buffalo is a Canadian transport aircraft, used mainly by the Royal Canadian Air Force. It was developed in the late 1960s as a Short Take Off and Landing (STOL) machine, making it extremely versatile, especially in the harsh northern conditions of Canada and during search and rescue or transport missions. These aircraft were used from the Cold War period up until modern times, particularly from 1968 to 2022.

The CC 115 Buffalo was known for its reliability and ability to operate from makeshift, unpaved runways, proving invaluable in both military and civilian operations (search and rescue, air transport to hard-to-reach regions).

Technical information about the A-Model 01418 kit

• Scale: 1/144
• Material: high-quality plastic (injection molded)
• Country of original use: Canada
• Historical period: Cold War, modern times
• Kit contents: plastic parts for self-assembly, decal sheet for finishing the model
• Recommended accessories: model glue, acrylic or enamel paints (not included with the kit)
• Category: plastic model kit

Who do we recommend this model for?

A-Model 01418 de Havilland Canada CC 115 Buffalo is an excellent choice for aviation enthusiasts and modellers collecting miniatures of historical military aircraft. Thanks to high-quality sprues and clear instructions, this model is perfect both as a collection addition and as a project for model contests. Difficulty level: 2/5 – ideal for intermediate modellers and ambitious beginners.

By choosing the A-Model 01418, you get the chance to accurately reproduce one of the most distinctive Canadian aircraft of all time.