„Condors” from Wilno and corporal pilot Antoni Joda – from PZL “eleven” to Defiant
Your 152. Squadron has been located close to the frontline, so you will be intercepting only...
Read More
Author: Grzegorz Mazurowski
Autor: Grzegorz Mazurowski, Modelarz, syn i ojciec modelarza. Uwielbia grzebanie się w dokumentacji i analizowanie starych zdjęć. Skleja samoloty i pojazdy, im starsze, tym lepiej. Ma słabość do sprzętu polskiego, ale nie gardzi RAF-em i lotnictwem Wielkiej Wojny. Z wykształcenia dziennikarz, pracuje w instytucie badającym historię XX. wieku.
„That second” Fokker
Although the most famous Polish Fokker E.V is the Stefan Stec’s airplane, marked with number „001”...
Read More
The raven – symbol of fighters from Poznań
Few Polish fighter squadrons had as distinguished and long traditions as 131. Eskadra Myśliwska...
Read More
„Ravens” over Bzura river
Great counteroffensive of two Polish armies “Poznań” and “Pomorze”, started on 9th September 1939...
Read More
Death of Captain Laskowski
Dramatic decision… …it was on 2nd September 1939 early afternoon the III/4 Fighter...
Read More
Mystery of the “camouflaged 3”
One of the most known “elevens” of the September 1939 is PZL P.11c airplane serialed “8.138” with...
Read More
Himek from “Eagle Owl” Squadron and his P.11c
– The war started early, about 7 a.m. We have been scrambled, propellers have raised dust...
Read More
”PZL Elevens” of Cracow. Part II – painting schemes
1/72 Arma Hobby PZL P.11c model kit in JUNIOR box version includes decals for the “eleven” in two...
Read More
”PZL Elevens” of Cracow. Part I – First day of the War
“White 2” from Cracow’s Museum… World’s only preserved PZL P.11c airplane, in...
Read More- 1
- 2
Latest comments