1:72 DAKOTA DC-3 Breitling Carson 1393 510001393

Length of the model 272 mm

The twin-engine DC-3, developed by Douglas Aircraft Company, during the mid-30s, can be defined as a real milestone in the history of civil aviation. Its low-wing configuration, the good engines and the excellent performance makes it one of the most significant transport aircraft ever made and a real revolution in the airline industry. In the civil aviation, a lot of commercial Operators and airlines used the American twin-engine to perform short and medium range routes and, even today, some units are still fully operating. One very impressive case is the DC-3 HB-IRJ, flying under the Breitling colors, that was built in 1940. It is maintained in exceptional condition and it is still able to perform epic action as the “grand world tour”.