Stratus 27407 Samolot po polsku 10: RWD-9 PL

Stratus 27407 Samolot po polsku 10: RWD-9 PL is a unique publication dedicated to one of the most important achievements of Polish aviation engineering in the interwar period – the tourist aircraft RWD-9. The book, authored by Marcin Wawrzynkowski, is the tenth issue in the popular series "Samolot po polsku" and is intended both for aviation history enthusiasts and modelers seeking detailed source materials.

• Edition in Polish – ideal for Polish readers and enthusiasts of domestic aviation.
• The book has 46 pages, of which 6 pages are in full color, allowing detailed analysis of the paintwork and preserved fragments of original aircraft.
• Contains over 70 unique, black and white archival photographs, excellently illustrating both the construction and operation of this distinctive aircraft.
• The publication is enriched with three sample color painting profiles, including one shown from four angles, helpful for recreating historic RWD-9 versions on your own.
• You will also find RWD-9 modeling plans in 1/72 and 1/48 scales, which are an invaluable aid for building plastic and paper models.
• The book presents original preserved RWD-9 fragments in color, enabling realistic reproduction of details during model reconstruction.

RWD-9 is a Polish, four-seat tourist airplane built in 1934 by the RWD design team – Stanisław Rogalski, Stanisław Wigura, and Jerzy Drzewiecki. Its global success came at the International Tourist Plane Contest Challenge 1934, where the RWD-9S version won the main prize. It was mainly used in Poland during the interwar period by the Polish Aero Club and for training civil aviation pilots.

The product belongs to the category of modeling literature / historical books. It is a must-have for model aircraft builders and historians, especially those who build RWD-9 models in 1/72 or 1/48 scale. The publication allows for precise reconstruction of details thanks to unique plans and archival photographs. Highly recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers as well as all enthusiasts of Polish aviation history.
Difficulty level for using the materials: 2/5.