1/72 Czechoslovak Praga E-241 Training Plane

3 decal variants:
1. Praga E-241.43, Piestany, August 1940
2. Praga E-241, Slovakia 1942
3. Praga E-241.37, Mokrad, Slovakia 1941

However, it did not prove very successful, so the Praga E-241 aircraft was created by installing a Walter Pollux II engine with a power of 400 hp. The prototype took off in 1936 and was designed by engineer Jaroslav slechta. In total, around 80 machines were produced, which served successfully until the beginning of World War II. war. They were then further used for training and liaison flights by the Slovak Air Force on the Eastern Front. the Luftwaffe also used them for training in its aviation schools in the territory of the protectorate and in Germany.