1/72 PZL P.11B Early (K-series)

The PZL P.11 fighter aircraft became a symbol of the Polish Air Force of the 1930s and was one of the most modern fighters in the world when it was introduced. It was based on the design line of Zygmunt Puławski, whose characteristic "seagull" wing brought excellent flight characteristics and a wide view from the cockpit.

The P.11B version, produced in the first half of the 1930s, was intended primarily for Romania, which purchased 50 machines of this type. The aircraft differed from the later Polish version P.11c mainly by the Bristol Mercury IV engine used and some details in the design. In Romanian service, the P.11B formed the backbone of the fighter force and took part in combat alongside the Luftwaffe and against the Soviet Union.

IBG' s 1/72 scale kit offers a detailed treatment of the early K-series P.11B variant. It features fine surface details, authentic shapes and decals for the Romanian Air Force. The model is suitable for anyone interested in the interwar period and the first phase of WWII.

The package does not include the paint or glue needed for assembly.