Arma Hobby 70018 PZL P.11c Pursuit Squadron, Defense of Warsaw 1939

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A 1/72-scale plastic model kit to be assembled and painted (includes 3D parts).
The kit does not include glue or paint.

Paint and Marking Variants PZL P.11c No. 8.144/666-N, tactical number 2 – Lieutenant Wacław Łapkowski, 112th Fighter Squadron, September 1939. The aircraft bore the distinctive emblem of a winged Salamander. Łapkowski achieved one and a third aerial victories in September 1939. He later fought in France and Great Britain and became commander of No. 303 Squadron.

PZL P.11c No. 8.139/478-N, tactical number 4 – Second Lieutenant Pilot Tadeusz Sawicz, 114th Fighter Squadron, September 1939. On the morning of September 1, Lieutenant Aleksander Gabszewicz took off in this aircraft and, together with Andrzej Niewiara, attacked a Heinkel He 111, achieving his first aerial victory in the defense of Warsaw. Sawicz scored two victories in September.

PZL P.11c no. 8.78/46-N, tactical number 6 – Cadet Janusz Maciński, 111th Fighter Squadron – Kościuszkowcy, Sulejówek, September 1939.

PZL P.11c no. 8.70/170-N, tactical number 10 – Lieutenant Hieronim Dudwał, 113th Fighter Squadron, September 1939. "Himek" Dudwał led the first three P.11cs to take off from Poniatowo on the morning of September 1. He was credited with four aerial victories in September, making him one of the most effective pilots in the Pursuit Brigade.