Stratus 49128 Polish Wings No. 29 Supermarine Spitfire V vol. 1 EN/PL is an exceptional book dedicated both to modelers and enthusiasts of aviation and military history. This A4-format publication (softcover, 96 pages – fully in color) analyzes a crucial episode in the participation of Polish airmen during World War II, describing the operation of the Supermarine Spitfire V fighter by Polish Squadrons in Great Britain in the years 1941-1945.

The book has been created in English and includes a Polish insert, making it accessible to a wide audience. The publication is split into two extensive parts – the first focuses on the activities of Squadrons 302–308, while the second describes Squadrons 315–318 and other units in which Poles flew Spitfire Vs. The content is enriched with comprehensive listings of losses and victories, increasing the factual value of the book.

• The book contains over 200 photographs, including many previously unpublished ones, making it an excellent source of inspiration for modelers seeking detailed photos of details and camouflage.
• The publication also features color profiles of selected Supermarine Spitfire V aircraft, which help accurately reproduce the historical markings and liveries of RAF Polish squadron planes.
• The period described in the book covers the years 1941-1945, the peak of World War II – a time when Polish pilots played a key role in defending Great Britain and carrying out offensive operations over Western Europe.
• The publication is perfect for all aviation history enthusiasts, collectors, and plastic modelers working on Supermarine Spitfire models in 1/72, 1/48, or 1/32 scale, regardless of skill level.
• Stratus 49128 Polish Wings No. 29 belongs to the following categories: modeling literature, historical publications on World War II aviation.
• The book is produced on high-quality paper and is distinguished by a wealth of archival photographic materials and clear diagrams.

We highly recommend this publication to every modeler interested in the history of Polish wings, especially to fans of aircraft models and historical reconstructions. Thanks to the large number of photographs and precise color profiles, the book will be an excellent work resource for both beginners (difficulty level 1/5) and advanced modelers wishing to replicate authentic Spitfire markings used by Poles during World War II.