Stratus 50890 Polish Wings No. 03 PZL P.7A & others EN

Stratus 50890 Polish Wings No. 03 PZL P.7A & others EN is an exceptional English-language book aimed at modelers and aviation history enthusiasts, authored by renowned researchers Tomasz J. Kopański and Bartłomiej Belcarz, with illustrations by Wojciech Sankowski. This publication was released by the renowned Stratus publishing house, specializing in literature on Polish military aviation. The work focuses on the PZL P.7A fighter and other aircraft from the early days of Polish military aviation, which played a key role in the defense of Poland during the interwar period and World War II.

The book contains 56 pages, including as many as 28 color pages featuring excellent plans, color profiles, and archival photographs, making it an invaluable source of inspiration for modelers working on faithful replicas of aircraft from the era. Special attention is given to the PZL P.7A—the main fighter aircraft of the Polish Air Force during the September Campaign of 1939. Aircraft of this class were used mainly by Poland and formed the backbone of the fighter air force in the first weeks of the conflict.

• Category: Modeler's publication / historical literature
• Language: English
• Number of pages: 56 (28 color pages)
• Format: A4
• ISBN: 978-83-89450-89-0
• Authors: Tomasz J. Kopański, Bartłomiej Belcarz
• Illustrator: Wojciech Sankowski
• Period: interwar period, World War II
• Country: Poland
• Release date: 2009-02-15
• Printed on high-quality paper – high-resolution photos and graphics
• Catalogue number: PW03

Stratus 50890 Polish Wings No. 03 PZL P.7A & others EN is an indispensable item for every aviation modeler planning to build scale models in 1/72, 1/48, or 1/32, especially reconstructions of Polish fighter planes from the pre-WWII era. The wealth of illustrations, descriptions of painting and marking variants, and detailed historical comparisons make this publication an excellent substantive base for both beginner and advanced modelers as well as aviation enthusiasts.

Level of difficulty: 1/5 – recommended for every modeler and aviation historian.