PZL P.7A 3D Print | ArtOfTrans | 1:32

[shadowmare]

Hi guys!
That's my freshly finished PZL P.7A. It offers superb surface, nice engine and fine details but working with it requires other glues (I used CA and 2 part glue when I need to have more time), material is prone to breaking so you must be careful (I can compare it to resin). What can I say, 3D printing has a bright future in our hobby.

Machine was belonging to lieutenant Erwin Kawnik, in 1 September 1939 he had his part in taking down He-111(code number L1+KN) and damaging other (L1+HN). In afternoon same day he was fighting with Bf 110 from 2.(Z)/LG1. Despite damages (plane was barely controlable) he menaged to safely land.



PZL P.7 WIP



















My whole 1939 collection. 109E, P.7A, P.11C experimental camo, P-11C standard light khaki with repainted white stripe.

[PanzerWomble]

Cracking build again ! 

[belugawhaleman]

Great looking build! I'm liking the PZL more and more with each build I

see finished!

 

Paul

[DocRob]

Fantastic build and paintjob. I do like the PZL's myself and have built the ICM one, a pure fun build. 3D printing it seems, enables companies to produce some rarely implemented types, good for us modelers.

Cheers Rob

[shadowmare]

Thank you guys!

3 hours ago, DocRob said:

Fantastic build and paintjob. I do like the PZL's myself and have built the ICM one, a pure fun build...

Cheers Rob

Thank you DocRob! There is only one kit in plastic PZL P.11c from polish company IBG :). Yea 3D printing is outstanding and anyone can now made its own kits its pricy for normal modeller bo not even close to plastic injection costs.

[DocRob]

1 hour ago, shadowmare said:

Thank you DocRob! There is only one kit in plastic PZL P.11c from polish company IBG :). Yea 3D printing is outstanding and anyone can now made its own kits its pricy for normal modeller bo not even close to plastic injection costs.

Oops, my bad , I meant the IBG kit. It's a wonderful kit, with great interior and exterior detail.

Cheers Rob