Modelinis autobusas Autosan H9-20, 1:43, mėlynas ir baltas, Daffi

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• Gamintojas: Daffi
• Modelis: AUTOSAN H9-20 PKS
• Spalva: multicolor
• Medžiaga: plastic

Bus Autosan H9-20 BLUE WHITE

In the 50s. On the chimney of the Sanok AUTOSAN Bus Factory, storks nested on the chimney. For the developing plant, Zdzisław Beksiński – a descendant of the founder of the factory, and at the same time an artist: painter, sculptor, cartoonist and architect – designed the logotype of the factory with a stylized image of a stork.

In the 60s. The factory in Sanok was the largest Polish bus manufacturer, producing m.in. San buses. The H100 version was a direct ancestor of the new vehicle, which was to replace the outdated model in the middle of the decade. The new vehicle was to be a medium-capacity bus. The engine was decided to move to the rear, freeing up space in front. Project work began in two directions: one project was carried out in cooperation with a Yugoslav company and was called Sanos A9, the other was developed at the Sanok Bus Factory and marked as Sanok 09.

Both constructions were similar. They are based on a steel frame on which the body is placed. The door was moved in front of the front and behind the rear axle, and between them there was a place for luggage hatches accessible from the outside of the vehicle. After testing, the Polish version was chosen and in 1974 the production of the bus named Autosan H9 began.

These buses offered greater comfort of travel: they were equipped with aircraft seats, they were characterized by better soundproofing of the interior, and – optionally – they were equipped with air conditioning. They were produced in local, intercity and tourist versions (H9-20/21) and urban versions (H9-33/35). They gained popularity thanks to the simplicity of construction and operation, durability and resistance to the quality of Polish roads.

They were most often used by bus companies, Wojsko Polish and as school buses. Special versions were also created, including sanitary, bus-shop, laboratory and even intended for film crews. It was produced until 2006.

Additional information:

• MODEL BUS AUTOSAN H9-20
• Model with plastic elements
• The package has dimensions: 275x105x100 mm + wing height 70 mm

In the 50s. On the chimney of the Sanok AUTOSAN Bus Factory, storks nested on the chimney.

For the developing plant, Zdzisław Beksiński – a descendant of the founder of the factory, and at the same time an artist: painter, sculptor, cartoonist and architect – designed the logotype of the factory with a stylized image of a stork.

Description of the model:

• Scale: 1:43
• Material: metal (die-cast) with plastic elements
• Colors: blue and white
• Interior: Factory reproduced

Package Dimensions: 29 x 14 x 7.5 cm

Plastic model of the bus

Series: Collection of PRL Connectivity

Autosan H9 20 PKS

Daffi H924

Scale: 1/43

Color: white and blue

Length: approx. 22,5 cm

The whole die cast

Age 3+

New model in original packaging

The manufacturer declares a scale of 1:43

Producer: Daffi

Autosan H9 – a series of local, intercity and urban midi buses produced between 1974 and 2002 at the Sanok Bus Factory (SFA), and then at the Autosan S.A. plant in Sanok.

Few copies were produced until 2006.

The bus has gained great popularity on the domestic market, especially among bus companies and to a lesser extent driving schools and private carriers.

This was influenced by a simple and durable construction resistant to poor quality of Polish roads, ease of repair and service, and low price.

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