Stratus 27131 Samolot po polsku 07: RWD-10 PL is an extremely valuable publication from Stratus Publishing, ideal for modelers, aviation historians, and enthusiasts of Polish aviation. The book is prepared in Polish and constitutes the seventh volume of the acclaimed "Samolot po polsku" series. It is devoted exclusively to the RWD-10 trainer aircraft, which is a legend of Polish engineering from the interwar period.

This publication contains a detailed account of the history of the RWD-10's development and its applications. The aircraft was designed in Poland by the RWD team (Rogalski, Wigura, Drzewiecki) and took its maiden flight in 1933. The RWD-10 was a key piece of equipment for the Polish Aero Club, used both for training sports pilots and increasing the qualifications of military reserve pilots. The aircraft was in service during the interwar period, just before the outbreak of World War II, offering excellent performance, reliability, and ease of piloting.

The Stratus 27131 book provides a complete set of factual information important for modelers and reconstruction enthusiasts:

• Scale model plans of the RWD-10 aircraft in two scales: 1/72 and 1/48 – perfect as references for building plastic scale models.
• Detailed technical description of the construction, including sectional views and auxiliary drawings.
• Painting documentation of a specific example, presented in four views to facilitate accurate recreation of colors and markings.
• High-quality period photographs, allowing for the reproduction of authentic operational details from the 1930s.

The publication falls under the category of modeling literature, historical and technical monographs. It works great both as a source of inspiration and as a practical aid for scale modelers, especially those interested in Polish aircraft from the interwar period and aviation modeling in 1/72 and 1/48 scales.

We recommend this book to both beginner and advanced modelers. The difficulty level is not high (1/5), the publication is accessible, yet rich in details. For collectors and those reconstructing Polish aviation, it is a must-have.