The Ikarus IK-2 began as an indigenous Yugoslavian private venture in 1932, with 12 production aircraft in service by 1939. Some remained in captured Croatian use until 1942.

This is a delightful and thoughtfully engineered kit. It is very crisply moulded with almost wafer-thin attachments to the casting blocks. The cockpit interior provides ample detail for the scale, and the rest of the kit fits together with minimal fuss. A very sensible approach provides a straightforward way to assemble the rather complex wing and undercarriage struts. The decals were superb, and reflect the overall quality of the kit.


Click here for full model review: Ikarus IK-2 in Royal Yugoslav Air Force service (1935-1941)

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