Model Plastic airplane model PZL P.7a Deluxe set 1/72

PZL P.7a Deluxe set 1/72Plastic models to be assembled by gluing and painting in 1/72 scale.Edition DELUXE for experienced modelers, including 2 kits to assemble, resin parts, numerous photo-etched parts, and decoration sheets signed by Cartograf or Techmod. Box contents:

• 2 PZL P.7a model kits
• 2 sets of photo-etched parts
• 2 sets of pre-cut canopy masks
• 1 set of Dunlop wheels and one set of Stomil wheels molded in resin
• Cartograf decal sheet offering a choice of 8 liveries

Liveries

• PZL P.7a, 123rd Fighter Squadron of Cracow. For participating in P.7a aircraft trials, the unit was granted the right to use the PZL factory symbol as a unit marking. In 1939, the squadron was part of the Warsaw Pursuit Brigade. On September 1st, squadron commander Captain Mieczys?aw Olszewski fought and lost his life with this aircraft.
• PZL P.7a, 162nd Fighter Squadron of Lwów. In 1939, the unit took part in battles as part of the ?ód? Army. The damaged aircraft was transported by truck and was lost during a German saboteur attack on September 6, 1939.
• PZL P.7a, Scoala de Perfectionare (Advanced Flying School), Romanian Air Force, November 1940. Aircraft from the 123rd Squadron evacuated to Romania by Cpl. pilot Eugeniusz Nowakiewicz after September 17, 1939. Note: Polish asymmetric insignia and wing codes painted in a brighter shade
• PZL P.7a, one of the aircraft captured by the Germans at the D?blin aviation school airfields. Aircraft repainted in German colors and used for training. There are two versions: with white and green cones.
• PZL P.7a, 132nd Fighter Squadron of Pozna?. Markings for military maneuvers from the mid-1930s applied with non-permanent white paint.
• PZL P.7a, aircraft of Toru? III / 4 Fighter Wing Capt. Pil. Léopold Pamu?a with the marking of the 141st Fighter Squadron, which Pamu?a commanded before being promoted to squadron command.
• PZL P.7a, 122nd Fighter Squadron, Cracow. Markings from 1933 to 1936. In this aircraft, Capt. Pil. Karol Pniak from the "Bajan Trio" aerobatic team participated in an impressive aerial photo session and numerous air shows.
• PZL P.7a, Ko?ciuszko 111th Fighter Squadron, Warsaw 1933-35.