1/72 Embraer EMB-110P-2

Description

This is an injection-plastic aircraft model kit.

Introducing a new product from the Ukraine A model.

The EMB-110 was planned for production in the mid-1960s as the first passenger aircraft by Embraer, a Brazilian state-owned aircraft manufacturing company.
Design work began in 1965, and the military prototype YC-95 made its first flight in 1968.

Subsequently, the prototype for the passenger aircraft made its first flight in 1972 and was introduced into commercial service the following year.
A total of 500 units of the EMB-110 were produced from 1968 to 1990, which helped the company rise to become a global aircraft manufacturer.

In Japan, it entered service in April 1987 on a triangular route connecting Hiroshima Airport, Matsuyama Airport, and Oita Airport, serving the regional cities of Nishi Seto Air Link in western Japan and Shikoku, as well as eastern Kyushu.
Although the route was later transferred to JAL Flight Academy, the aircraft was retired in 1991 with the introduction of its successor, the JS31, disappearing from Japanese skies.

The EMB-110P-2 is a version of the EMB-110P-1, designed specifically for civilian passenger transport, eliminating the rear cargo door found on the EMB-110P-1.

When completed, the kit will measure approximately 210mm in length and 213mm in wingspan.

*Please note that the scheduled arrival month and actual product specifications may change due to manufacturer circumstances. Thank you for your understanding.