Résumé
A monograph on Polish PZL P.24 fighter which describes the origins and development of this aircraft in comparison to other fighters built at the same time. Discusses the effect of the ‘Polish airfoil’ on the world aviation technology and its use in other constructions. Covers the particular versions, modifications and camouflage.
90 pages, 146 photographs, 16 sheets of technical drawings in 1:24 and 1:48 scale with specification of external changes on production-run versions of the aircraft, 1 sheet with first original technical drawing from 1934, 11 colour charts with 30 examples of camouflage schemes.Free 1:48 and 1:72 decals for 9 schemes:PZL P.24/III, (3rd prototype SP-BFL), 1936. KFT P.24A, (nr 2016), Turkish Air Force. KFT P.24A, (nr 2141), Turkish Air Force. PZL P.24B, ( Symeon kniaz Trnowski ), Bulgarian Air Force. PZL P.24B, 22 Sqn, Bulgarian Air Force. IAR P.24E, (nr 24), Romanian Air Force, 1942-1943.PZL P.24F, (? 129), Hellenic Air Force, 1940. PZL P.24G, (? 116), Hellenic Air Force, 1937. PZL P.24G, (? 109), Hellenic Air Force, 1941.
Ouvrage de Andrzej Glass
Détail du livre : relié, en anglais/polonais, illustré en NB et en couleurs, occasion très bon état.
