Assembly model 1:48 aircraft PZL M18 Dromader - Polish Crop Duster (Two-seater) IBG 48002

The PZL M-18 Dromader is a Polish single-engine low-wing aircraft developed in the late 1960s and early 1970s at the PZL-Mielec plant, which first flew in 1976. Designed for agricultural work such as spraying and fertilizing, the aircraft boasts high durability, the ability to operate from short and dirt runways, and a significant payload. Its powerful piston engine and large chemical tank allowed it to effectively perform intensive work tasks.

Due to its durability and versatility, the Dromader was also used in other roles, mainly as a firefighting aircraft, but also for forest protection, pest control, and municipal tasks. Several hundred units were produced and shipped to numerous countries around the world. The aircraft gained a reputation as a reliable and efficient aircraft in difficult climatic and terrain conditions, and some remain in service to this day, often after being upgraded with modern avionics and specialized equipment.