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My name is Ivan Hajník and I live in the capital of Slovakia, Bratislava. I have been doing plastic modeling since I was five years old. At present, I am dedicated exclusively to the construction of airliner models. You can find the results of my work on the Facebook page Dopraváky.sk and on the web https://dopravaky-sk.webnode.sk/.
Boeing 737 - 800, Pobeda airlines. Model kit from Zvezda, decals by PAS Decals. Boeing 737 - 400 Czechoslovak Airlines. Model kit from Skyline Models, decals by B.O.A. Decals. Cobus 300 from BS Design. Airport stairs by Northstar models. [...]
How to apply Mr. Hobby 1200 with airbrush.
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This will be the future model of crashed Airbus A 300 DHL. This Airbus crashed while landing at the M.R Štefánik Airport in Bratislava, Slovakia. Scale: 1:144. Old Airfix model kit.
Several photos of great action, The Memorial of Luboš Novák 2019 in Aviation museum - Airport Košice, Slovakia. Many great people have met in a beautiful place. If you ever have a trip to Slovakia, be sure to visit the Aviation museum [...]
This is my first diorama of crashed Airbus A 300 DHL. This aiplane crashed 7 years ago at M. R. Štefánik Airport in Bratislava, Slovakia. I've got to finish some details.
My airport diorama in 1/144 scale. Presented in Štefániks wing exhibition in Ivanka pri Dunaji, Slovakia.
Exhibition of plastic models Štefánik's Wing 2019, Ivanka pri Dunaji, Slovakia. Free exhibition of airliner plastic models. It was possible to see the most models from all neighboring countries (Hungary, Austria, Czech republic) at the [...]
Everything is ready for tomorrow's exhibition Štefánik's Wing 2019. Models are in place. Come to see tomorrow or bring your models. It will be a beautiful celebration of aviation and a reminder of the 100th anniversary of the death of [...]
Airport lamps are already connected and functional. The airport terminal is ready for Saturday's exhibition "Štefánikovo krídlo" in Bratislava.
High gloss is the basis for airliner models. The secret lies in lacquering, grinding and polishing the surface. Suitable abrasive materials, polish and polishing wipes are needed. The result is a high gloss of the model.
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