A nice little kit of the An-28 (NATO reporting name "Cash"), which was the enlarged turbprop-powered successor to the An-14. After a very protracted development the type entered production in 1975 and 191 were built before production ceased in 1993. An improved version has been produced by PZL of Poland since then, the M28 Skytruck/Bryza.
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