RS Models 94004 Praga E-141 Diesel 1/72 is a high-quality plastic passenger aircraft model kit, faithfully replicating the Czech Praga E-141 aircraft in 1/72 scale. It is a unique offering for enthusiasts of civil aviation, modelers collecting interwar aircraft, and fans of Central European aviation.

• Country of use: Czechoslovakia (in later years also used by other European airlines).
• Scale: 1/72 – enables detailed presentation of features while maintaining a compact size for the model.
• Historical period: Interwar period (1930s). The Praga E-141 was developed just before World War II, mainly used for servicing regional routes by Czechoslovak airlines and foreign operators.
• Historical description: The Praga E-141 is a twin-engine low-wing with a mixed construction. It was characterized by a metal fuselage and fabric-covered wings. At the time, it featured innovative air-cooled, pusher piston engines, which gave it high maneuverability and enabled use of short airfields.
• Materials: The model is made from high-quality plastic with clearly reproduced panel lines and fabric wing structure. The set includes plastic parts and decals to enable the characteristic aircraft markings. Glue and paints are not included, allowing for individual selection of accessories.
• Category: Plastic model kit – intended for modelers who value detail quality, historical accuracy, and unique subjects.
• Difficulty level: 3/5 – the model is recommended for intermediate modelers. It consists of moderately complex parts, but requires precision in assembly due to the specifics of the twin-engine construction and the realistic reproduction of details.

The RS Models 94004 Praga E-141 Diesel 1/72 model is an excellent choice for historical model enthusiasts, collectors, and anyone wishing to expand their collection with a rarely seen passenger aircraft from the 1930s. Thanks to excellent craftsmanship and rich detailing, this set is especially recommended for modelers who enjoy challenges and care about historical fidelity. Ideal for expanding dioramas depicting interwar civil airports and for collector displays.