Stratus 21351 Polish Wings No. 13 Spitfire IX EN – A Unique Book about Polish Spitfire IX Aircraft

The book Polish Wings No. 13 Spitfire IX by Stratus (cat. PW13) is an exceptional publication aimed at aviation history enthusiasts, modelers, and all military aficionados. Written in English by renowned researcher Wojtek Matusiak and illustrated by Robert Grudzień, this title presents a detailed account of the use of Supermarine Spitfire Mk IX fighters by Polish pilots during World War II, especially in the years 1942–1943.

• Category: Modelling book – thematic literature, military equipment monograph
• Format: A4, 96 pages, 48 color pages
• Edition: hardcover, high-quality paper and print
• Country of use: United Kingdom (in service with the Polish Air Force and the RAF)
• Historical period: World War II (years 1942–1943)
• Content: complete list of losses and victories of Polish pilots, description of combat operations, and tactical changes in fighter units
• Unique content: Over 200 archival photographs, 30 color profile illustrations allowing for accurate reproduction of Spitfire IX model paint schemes
• Modelers’ supplement: detailed descriptions of authentic markings, paint jobs, and camouflage patterns of the Supermarine Spitfire Mk IX aircraft, serving as an excellent reference when building a model in 1/32, 1/48, or 1/72 scale
• ISBN: 978-83-61421-35-1
• Publication date: 2011-05-15

Why choose Polish Wings No. 13 Spitfire IX?
This is a must-have for any modeler wishing to recreate Polish Spitfires – both for historical accuracy and visual appeal. The wealth of photographs and color profiles greatly facilitates building a faithful model. The book also makes a perfect gift for aviation lovers and collectors of military literature. Its clear layout and information accuracy make it valuable for both beginner and advanced modelers (difficulty level: 1/5 – literary and visual inspiration, no specialist skills required).

We recommend it to anyone who values detailed thematic studies in modelling and military history.