Show your family and friends the aircraft you flew with the CASA C101 Aviojet military mahogany jet model!
Model collectors and military enthusiasts will marvel the quality of our C101 Aviojet Patrulla Aguila mahogany desktop model plane, completely hand crafted by our gifted artists. Working from the exact blueprints, this C-101 Aviojet military jet mahogany was hand-painted with great attention to details and accuracy. Our museum-quality Spanish Aviojet military aircraft is truly unique and not constructed from kits. This Spanish Aviojet desktop model has a dimension of 14" span; 16.5" length; perfect for your collection. Our replica of the C101 Aviojet Patrulla Aguila is composed of the finest and highest quality of materials to last almost a lifetime. Our Spanish Aviojet jet model goes through various stages of quality control before being delivered to customers. Each C101 Aviojet Patrulla Aguila model is made of admirable quality. To ensure a safe delivery, our C101 Aviojet desk top military is professionally encased in high density foam, then packed in a double lined box for shipment.
Although the first flight took place on June 29 1977, test flights did not begin until April 17 1978. Performance was found to be better than anticipated by the designers. An initial Spanish Air Force order for 60 machines was placed, a dedicated trainer version designated C-101EB-01 by CASA and E.25 Mirlo ("Blackbird") by the air force. The first aircraft entered service on March 17, 1980.
Airplane Model: Spanish Aviojet
Finish: Painted Mahogany
Manufacturer: CASA
Company: Spanish Air Force
Features:
Hand crafted and hand painted
Collector Scale model
No Assembly Required
Display Stand included
Satisfaction Guarantee: We believe in 100% customer satisfaction. Every Spanish Aviojet model we sell is shipped with a full 30 day money back guarantee, no questions asked.
*Disclaimer: Change of paint schemes and markings or embodied features on our models occurs at any time. Detachable stand is included which may vary from the photo.
