Stratus 49777 Samolot po polsku 04: Lublin R-XX PL – a book for modellers and aviation enthusiasts

The publication Stratus 49777 Samolot po polsku 04: Lublin R-XX is a unique book in Polish, dedicated to enthusiasts of Poland’s aviation history and modellers looking for reliable and rich sources for work on aircraft replicas. This is the fourth volume of the prestigious “Samolot po polsku” series, renowned for its high substantive level and dedication to authentic documentation.

• Modelling plans in two scales: The publication contains precise side views of the Lublin R-XX aircraft in the most popular modelling scales – 1/144 and 1/72. This is an invaluable tool for both plastic modellers and scratch builders creating accurate miniatures.
• Technical and historical description: The book presents a concise yet detailed history of the Polish torpedo aircraft Lublin R-XX, built in the mid-1930s for the Polish Navy of the Second Republic. The study includes a description of the most important technical parameters and construction solutions applied, interesting facts from the design process, and information about the machine’s operation.
• Markings and color schemes: The book features four views presenting the paint scheme of the only produced serial example, which served in the Polish Navy (in the interwar period), facilitating referencing historical colours.
• Authentic period photographs: The publication includes iconographic materials, allowing a detailed analysis of construction, armament, and markings of the Lublin R-XX – an inspirational and reliable source for modellers striving for high historical fidelity.
• High educational value: Thanks to thorough historical analysis, the publication is an excellent source material for historians, students, teachers, and collectors alike.

Category: Modelling literature, aviation monographs.
Material: High-quality paper, soft cover.
Recommended for: Advanced and intermediate plastic modellers as well as all enthusiasts of Polish aviation technology. An invaluable aid for building models from scratch.
Degree of difficulty: 2/5 – also suitable for beginner aviation history enthusiasts.