Artur Osikowski took up the challenge and glued the PZL P.11c model in 1/48 scale as part of vivisection on the KFS-Miniatures plastic modelling website. Will the P-eleven model go together without any problems? Read and see the photos in the review.
The premiere of PZL P.11c from Arma Hobby, as it is already becoming a tradition in the case of “patriotic” modelling topics, caused a storm at national industry forums. Two statements are definitely true – this model is not perfect (and are they like that? …), but it is also much better than the old competition from the beginning of the century, the Mirage Hobby product.
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As you can see, the model requires some caution during assembly, but the main problem is not the plastic itself but an unclear instruction, so before each stage, everything should be test fit, thought over, and then glued. The parts themselves fit together perfectly (except for the headrest I have discussed, but it is trivial to correct), and the putty you see in the photos was used more for the sake of principle than for real need. I want to remind you that what you see in the pictures above is partially assembled only on Maskol, but it looks noble.
See the full review on KFS-Miniatures. Do not afraid of Polish language text; photos speak themselves. Also, you can use an online translator from Google.
See also:
- PZL models 1/48 and 1/72 in Arma Hobby internet shop link
Modeller happy enough to work in his hobby. Seems to be a quiet Aspie but you were warned. Enjoys talking about modelling, conspiracy theories, Grand Duchy of Lithuania and internet marketing. Co-founder of Arma Hobby. Builds and paints figurines, aeroplane and armour kits, mostly Polish subject and naval aviation.
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