Arma Hobby 40002 PZL P.11c Model Kit 1/48 – Plastic fighter aircraft model from the September Campaign

Arma Hobby 40002 PZL P.11c Model Kit 1/48 is a unique offer for modelers interested in the history of aviation and military equipment from World War II. The model depicts the legendary Polish PZL P.11c fighter plane – a machine that took part in the defense of Poland in September 1939. The “Eleven” (“Jedenastka”) was a breakthrough design for its time – distinguished by the Puławski wing and its maneuverability, which enabled the pilots of the Pursuit Brigade to achieve many air victories, despite the technological advantage of the Luftwaffe.

• Scale: 1/48 – high level of detail and the possibility of attractive display once assembled.
• Country of use: Poland, Romania. Used in the Polish Air Force and under license in the Romanian Army.
• Historical period: World War II – September Campaign (years 1937–1939) and earlier years of service in the interwar period.
• Material: High-quality plastic – ensures sharp construction details. The model does not include glue or paints – these are available separately.
• Additions: The kit includes decals for authentic markings and clear parts for the cockpit glazing.
• Category: Plastic model kit to assemble – fighter aircraft.

The particular advantage of the Arma Hobby 40002 set is the faithful reproduction of fuselage and wing details, as well as imitation riveting and panel lines. The model is perfect for super-detailing by experienced modelers, but thanks to clear instructions and the high quality of parts fit, it is also recommended for less advanced hobbyists with basic modeling skills. An ideal gift for fans of Polish aviation and enthusiasts of the September 1939 campaign.

Difficulty level: 3/5 – requires intermediate experience. The model is recommended for modelers from intermediate level up.

We recommend this kit to anyone wishing to expand their collection with a symbol of Polish resistance in the first days of World War II. It is not only a collectible item, but also an excellent way to delve into the history and technology of pre-war aviation.