Kovozavody Prostejov KPM0341 Avia B-3 “Military” 1/72 is an extremely detailed plastic model kit that will transport any aviation enthusiast to the unique interwar period. This model set depicts the Czechoslovak fighter Avia BH-3 (designated in military service as Avia B-3) in 1/72 scale, allowing you to recreate the aircraft’s details in perfect proportions.

• Scale: 1/72 – excellent for building a collection of historical aircraft models.
• Country of origin: Czechoslovakia – designed and operated by the military aviation of this country.
• Historical period: Interwar period (1923-1927).
• Technical and historical description: The Avia B-3 was an innovative monoplane fighter aircraft designed by engineers Pavel Beneš and Miroslav Hajn at the Avia factory in Prague. It was the company's first serially produced fighter, developed on the basis of the sports Avia BH-2. Aircraft of this type were operated in the Czechoslovak army mainly for training purposes and early combat trials, standing out for their unusual design for the time, as most aircraft then were still biplanes. Of the 10 units produced, Avia B-3 aircraft served until 1927, after which they were replaced by newer designs.
• Material: High-quality plastic for accurate details and easy assembly.
• Extras: Kit does not include glue or paints – ideal for individual color arrangement according to the modeller's preferences.
• Category: Plastic model kit – a great choice for historical aviation models.
• Difficulty level: 3/5 – intended for intermediate modellers who can work with small parts and aim for historical accuracy.
• Recommendation: This model is recommended both for collectors of aircraft models and for enthusiasts of 20th-century military technology history. It will enrich any collection with a unique and relatively rare subject – the first serial fighter from the Avia factory, representing a breakthrough in monoplane design development in Central Europe.

Kovozavody Prostejov KPM0341 Avia B-3 “Military” 1/72 faithfully captures the nuances of the actual aircraft and is an excellent option for modellers wishing to explore lesser-known episodes from the development of interwar European military aviation.