Stratus 50685 Polskie konstrukcje lotnicze - Tom II

Stratus 50685 Polskie konstrukcje lotnicze - Tom II is a unique publication that constitutes the second part of a widely acclaimed series dedicated to the history of Polish aviation. This book is written in Polish and is dedicated to all aviation history enthusiasts, modelers, and fans of Polish technical designs.

The publication focuses on an in-depth analysis and technical descriptions of aircraft developed in Polish factories during the challenging period of aviation development, from the 1920s up to the beginning of World War II. Here you will find detailed information about the designs from companies such as RWD (Rogalski, Wigura, Drzewiecki), PWS (Podlaska Wytwórnia Samolotów), LWS (Lublin Aircraft Works), and PZL (Państwowe Zakłady Lotnicze) up to the PZL P.22 model. Each chapter contains precise technical data, numerous archival photographs, technical drawings, and descriptions of the use of individual aircraft in the Polish Army.

• Book in Polish – dedicated for enthusiasts and modelers from Poland as well as fans of Polish aviation technology around the world.
• Scope of designs: RWD aircraft (e.g. RWD-6, RWD-8), PWS (e.g. PWS-10), LWS (e.g. LWS-3 Mewa), PZL (e.g. the legendary PZL P.11 fighter or the PZL.23 Karaś bomber).
• Historical context: The described machines were widely used by the Polish Army in 1920–1939, especially in the interwar period and during the September Campaign in World War II.
• Materials and quality: High-quality coated paper, numerous photographs, and drawings in excellent print quality.
• Category: Modeling book, historical publication, essential literature for every modeler building Polish aircraft from the interwar period and the start of World War II.

We recommend Stratus 50685 Polskie konstrukcje lotnicze - Tom II especially to modelers who value accurate reproduction of historical details while working on models in scales 1/72, 1/48, or 1/32. It is also a valuable item for historians and aviation enthusiasts wishing to broaden their knowledge about Polish aircraft.

Level of difficulty in using the publication: 1/5 – the book is accessible to all readers, regardless of their modeling experience or familiarity with the topic. It is certainly worth having in a modeler’s library!