Microaviation - 01 - September 1939
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Publisher/ manufacturer: “WAK”. Poland
Scale: 1 : 50
Number of sheets: 12 x A4
Number of sheets with parts: 8
Number of assembly drawings: 24
Difficulty level: For modelers of all experience
Dimensions of the models: 258,5 mm x 358,5 mm x 102 mm, 171 mm x 197,5 mm x 49 mm and 121,5 mm x 180 mm x 65 mm
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The publication contains details for models of three planes, that participated in the battles over Poland in the events of September 1939, which officially started World War II. The Polish bomber PZL P-37A "Loš" was the most innovative tactical bomber of Polish aviation, as well as of the world, characterized by a large payload and construction innovations. The Messerschmitt Bf-109D-1 fighter was the first mass-produced version of the famous World War II aircraft. The planes of this version were not much better, than their world counterparts of the same purpose, but had great potential for improvement. The Soviet fighter Polikarpov I-16, despite its atypical shape, was a rather innovative machine for that period, tested in battles in Spain and China. It was also used as a strike fighter in the USSR aviation.
All models are designed in 1 : 50 scale and are intended for beginners and less experienced modelers, but they are also perfect for experienced models. More complex versions with cabin interior detailing are dedicated for them.
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Publisher/ manufacturer: “WAK”. Poland
Scale: 1 : 50
Number of sheets: 12 x A4
Number of sheets with parts: 8
Number of assembly drawings: 24
Difficulty level: For modelers of all experience
Dimensions of the models: 258,5 mm x 358,5 mm x 102 mm, 171 mm x 197,5 mm x 49 mm and 121,5 mm x 180 mm x 65 mm