Description:

Aero MB-200

Unassembled plastic model kit in 1/72 scale of a French Bloch MB.200 bomber, designed during 30s and produced from 1935 to 1939 became obsolete before the outbreak of the Second World War despite it saw action during the conflict in different hands.

Czechoslovakia choose the type also as part of their 30s modernization program, and finally manufactured it under license from 1937 as Aero MB-200. The type was still in the production line when Germany invaded Czechoslovakia and several aircrafts were then flown under Slovakian flag, as well as 12 passed into Bulgarian service, where they were used as trainers.

The main differences between the licensed Aero MB.200 and the original Bloch, were relative to the defensive armament mounted and internal equipment. Around 170 units were built under license.

Kit includes decal sheet with 3 markings, Czechoslovakian, Slovak and Bulgarian.