MMP Books 58747 Single NO. 12 PZL P.7a EN – Publication for Aircraft Modellers

MMP Books 58747 Single NO. 12 PZL P.7a EN is a specialist modelling publication dedicated to aviation enthusiasts, especially fans of Polish aviation from the interwar period. This booklet, in English, published in the popular A4 format, comprises 24 pages, including 6 in color, allowing a detailed look at the construction of the PZL P.7a aircraft.

The main value of the publication lies in the excellent quality four-view color profiles, modelling plans in 1/72 and 1/48 scales, as well as photos and technical drawings sourced from original service manuals from the era of the Second Polish Republic. Thanks to this, modellers receive a top-class source of historical knowledge and detailed reference for individual paint schemes and the construction of the aircraft.

Historical Information about the PZL P.7a

• The PZL P.7a was a Polish fighter designed by engineer Zygmunt Puławski and entered service with the Polish Air Force in the first half of the 1930s.
• The aircraft played a significant role during the interwar period and in the September Campaign of 1939, despite the clear technological advantage of the German Air Force.
• The characteristic "Puławski wing" and light, all-metal construction make this machine one of the most important Polish fighters of its time.

Edition Details

• Category: Modelling publication (color profiles, plans, technical details)
• Language: English
• Number of pages: 24 (including 6 color pages)
• Plan scales for modellers: 1/72 and 1/48
• Materials: High-quality printing on coated paper
• Publisher: MMP Books

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

This booklet is perfect for both beginner and advanced modellers (difficulty level 1/5), serving as an ideal reference base for building PZL P.7a models in various scales. The outstanding quality of the illustrations and detailed descriptions make it one of the best reference materials on the market for accurately reproducing this legendary Polish fighter aircraft.