MMP Books 81517 Scale Plans No. 37 PZL P.11c EN Model Plans

MMP Books 81517 Scale Plans No. 37 PZL P.11c EN are professionally developed modeling plans presenting the famous Polish fighter aircraft PZL P.11c in three popular scales: 1/72, 1/48, and 1/32. The product is available in A4 format (sheets folded to A3 size) and includes 10 detailed pages, making it an ideal source of documentation for both model building and historical research.

About the PZL P.11c Model

The PZL P.11c was the most modern fighter of the Polish Air Force during the September Campaign of 1939. Designed by engineer Zygmunt Puławski and produced in Poland, this aircraft stood out with its distinctive "Puławski wing" in a high-wing configuration. It served mainly in the Polish Air Forces, playing a crucial role in the country's air defense during World War II. Although technically outdated compared to German aircraft at the outbreak of war, thanks to the valor of Polish pilots and the aircraft’s good maneuverability, it gained the status of a legendary fighter. The PZL P.11c was in use from 1934 to 1939, with individual examples still fighting at the beginning of World War II.

Product Technical Data

• Scale: 1/72, 1/48, 1/32
• Country of Use: Poland
• Historical Period: World War II, September Campaign 1939
• Material: High-quality paper, offset printing
• Number of Pages: 10
• Edition: A4 format (folded A3)
• Category: Scale model plans for aircraft design and construction

Usage and Advantages

MMP Books model plans are an excellent supplement for modelers building models from plastic kits, resin kits, or scratch-built projects. They enable faithful reproduction of construction details and historical accuracy. It is the perfect choice for advanced modelers and those preparing historical dioramas. The publication can also serve as a valuable source literature for aviation history researchers.

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

I highly recommend MMP Books 81517 Scale Plans No. 37 PZL P.11c EN to all aviation modelers who value authenticity and meticulous model craftsmanship—especially to enthusiasts of Polish aviation from the World War II era. The difficulty level of using the plans is rated at 2 on a scale of 1–5 (easy), because the plans are precisely prepared, clear, and greatly facilitate building models using any technique.