A-Model 72308 Beechcraft 1900C 1/72 – Plastic Aircraft Model Kit

We present a high-quality plastic model kit of the passenger aircraft A-Model 72308 Beechcraft 1900C in 1/72 scale, designed for self-assembly. This model kit is an accurate replica of one of the most recognizable short-range turboprop airplanes, used worldwide for regional, VIP, and cargo flights.

Information about the Original

• Model scale: 1/72
• Country of use: United States and many countries worldwide (the aircraft has been used by airlines, the military, and governments, including the USA, Canada, Germany, Japan, Australia).
• Period of use: From the 1980s to the present day.
• Historical period: Contemporary times

Brief Historical Overview

The Beechcraft 1900C is a 19-seat, twin-engine turboprop aircraft designed by the American company Beechcraft. Its maiden flight took place in 1982, and it soon became a prized choice for regional airline operators, military fleets, and government agencies across the globe. The aircraft has been widely used for passenger and cargo transport, as well as for special missions such as medevac or VIP transport. Examples of its use include regular domestic routes in the USA and servicing island connections in Australia and New Zealand.

Model Features

• Material: high-quality plastic.
• Kit contents: accurately reproduced fuselage and wing parts, transparent cockpit, and decals for selected paint schemes.
• Extras: the kit does not include glue or paints.
• Category: plastic assembly model kit.
• Build difficulty: 3/5 – designed for intermediate modelers; precise assembly allows for the display of authentic details of the original aircraft.

Who is This Model For?

The A-Model 72308 Beechcraft 1900C in 1/72 scale is recommended for all enthusiasts of civil and military aviation, collectors of passenger aircraft, as well as modelers seeking realistic replicas of contemporary machines. It is perfect both for display in collections and as a base for a diorama with a regional airport. An excellent gift choice for intermediate-level modelers who wish to try their hand at assembling a modern-designed aircraft with interesting finishing details.