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PZL P.11c

PZL P.11c Book Review

By David L. Veres

Date of Review July 2019 Title PZL P.11c
Author Artur Juszczak, Dariusz Karnas Publisher Mushroom Model Publications
Published 2019 ISBN 9788365958594
Format 24 pages, softbound MSRP (GBP) £9.00

Review

Polish airmen were the first to face the fury of Nazi aggression in World War II.

Now MMP admirably augments its new “Single” series of budget monographs with a handy handbook on the PZL P.11c – Poland’s principal fighter during Germany’s September 1939 invasion.

The compact, 24-page compendium includes four pages of 1:72 and 1:48-scale plans by co-author Karnas, 14 pages of period and detail images, two more pages of color cockpit shots, and a page of gorgeous color instrument panel art.

Three final pages of color plates – profile, plan, and inset views – illustrate PZL P.11c serial number 8.70 during the September Campaign.

Again, size is compact and convenient enough to grace the workbench while fact-checking, say, Mirage Hobby’s 1:48-scale kit. And it’s inexpensive enough that spilled or smudged paint won’t prompt buyer’s regret.

But as with MMP’s first “Single” on Bell’s P-39Q, extra color profiles sampling more P.11c schemes would doubtlessly increase consumer appeal!

With thanks to MMP for the review copy.