Cobi SMALL ARMY PZL P11.C / 245 elements

The kit proposed by Cobi company includes a model of Polish fighter consisting of 245 elements.

PZL P.11 is a Polish fighter designed and produced before the beginning of World War II. The first prototype was flown in 1931, while the first copies were adopted by the army in 1933. In 1934, the production of the P.11c variant started which was characterized by smaller improvements to the body and wings. P.11 is a completely metal airplane with characteristic wings placed in the upper part of the hull and an exposed cockpit. The only surviving aircraft is in the Polish Aviation Museum in Krakow. The aircraft was also exported to Romania, where it was marked as IAR P.11f. During the outbreak of the war, the PZL P.11 plane was already an outdated construction and could not compete with the opponents fighters. His successor, PZL.50 Jastrzab, did not enter serial production and did not take part in the air fights.

Plastic parts should be fit together according to the assembly instruction.

Set contains:

• Detailed assembly instruction.
• Plastic blocks.

Kit does NOT contain and DOES NOT REQUIRE paints and glue.