Mistercraft B-08 PZL P-11c K.O.P. 1:72

Mistercraft B-08 PZL P-11c K.O.P. 1:72

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The PZL P.11 was a Polish fighter aircraft, designed and constructedduring the early 1930s by Warsaw-basedaircraftmanufacturer PZL. Possessinganall-metal structure, metal-covering, and high-mountedgullwing, the typeheld the distinction of beingwidelyconsidered to havebrieflybeen the most advanced fighter aircraft of itskind in the world.
The design of the P.11 commencedduring the late 1920s, initiallydesignated as the P.1. The primaryindividualresponsible for its development was Polishaeronauticalengineer Zygmunt Puławski, whohasbeenattributed as havingdesignedmany of itsinnovativefeatures. While the majority of the world'sforceswerestillusingbiplanes, the P.1 used a high-mounted and aerodynamicallycleangullwing, whichprovided the pilot with a superior field of view. DuringSeptember 1929, the firstprototypeconducteditsmaidenflight. The design quickly drew internationalattention; the general layout becamecommonlyknown as the "Polishwing" or "Puławski wing".
Kit Contents:
• Plane model
• Assembly instructions in Polish
• AviationPolishaviationCorps for the Protection of Przyganicza World War II September 1939 fighter squadron, airbaseLviv Poland 1939
• PolishAviation World War II September 1939 161 Fighter Squadron pilot: Jan Dzwonek, tacticalnumber: 4 Lvivairbase Poland 1939
• PolishAviation World War II September 1939 161 Fighter Squadron, tacticalnumber: 10 airbaseLviv Poland 1939.
• Russian Aviation World War II Aggressionagainst Poland 1939-1940 airbaseLviv Poland 1940
Technical data:
• Model: Plastic
• Scale: 1:72
• Skilllevel: 2
• Number of parts: 25
• Length of the model: 104.9 mm
• Wingspan: 148.0 mm
• Bar code: 5903852020088
• Product code: B-08
• Painting: Poland, Germany, Romania
• Type: Fighter aircraft
• Period: World War II
• Country: Poland
• Box dimensions: 225x140x33 mm
• Decals for 3 versions of the painting