Aircraft Model Antonov An-12 Cavok Airlines UR-CNN Scale 1:200
 
Own a detailed replica of the Antonov An-12 aircraft in the distinctive orange-and-black livery of Cavok Airlines, board number UR-CNN, crafted in 1:200 scale. This plastic model is fully assembled and offers two display configurations – with landing gear or in-flight.
Key Features:
Aircraft Type: Antonov An-12BK
Board Number: UR-CNN
Livery: Cavok Airlines (Orange/Black, no tail logo)
Scale: 1:200
Length: 16.5 cm
Wingspan: 19 cm
Material: Plastic
Options: With landing gear or in-flight mode
Model Condition: Fully assembled
Stand: Plastic
Box: Plain white
Production: KUM
Article: 205043
 
Premium Packaging:
The model is securely packed in a plain white box with a clear plastic blister insert to protect the aircraft during transport. A plastic display stand is included, making this model ready for immediate display.
 
Historical Background:
The Antonov An-12BK with registration UR-CNN was manufactured in July 1967 at the Tashkent-Vostochny factory. Initially delivered to Aeroflot as CCCP-11032, the aircraft served various operators over the decades, including Baikal Airlines, Novosibirsk Avia, Tenir Airlines, and Aero-Charter Ukraine. In December 2014, it was registered as UR-CNN under Cavok Air.
Throughout its service with Cavok Air, UR-CNN operated cargo flights across Europe and beyond. Notable destinations included Leipzig (Germany), Ostend (Belgium), Palma de Mallorca and Málaga (Spain), Glasgow Prestwick (Scotland), and Helsinki (Finland). The aircraft was recognized for its distinctive orange-and-black livery, occasionally seen without the Cavok logo on the tail.
After accumulating over 50,000 flight hours and completing more than 18,000 flights, UR-CNN made its final flight on March 28, 2025, landing at Piešťany Airport in Slovakia, where it was officially retired from service.