IBG PZL P.11C 1:32

[Švanda]

Nice one !!!

[onysx]

No ty kráso!!

[pepo pich]

wauuuu gorgeous.

[alf]

Honestly- polish planes are (in my opinion) the most boring planes in the world, even thanks to their camo. Yours one is an exception. Undoubtedly good job. Nevertheless- can I ask you what do the nearly white spots in the bottom side mean? Do you have any pictures showing similar differences in a real plane? It looks a little as a chessboard .

[shadowmare]

Thanks Tvitek, Švanda, onysx, pepo pich

Honestly- polish planes are (in my opinion) the most boring planes in the world, even thanks to their camo. Yours one is an exception. Undoubtedly good job. Nevertheless- can I ask you what do the nearly white spots in the bottom side mean? Do you have any pictures showing similar differences in a real plane? It looks a little as a chessboard .

Thanks! As i have responded to Atlis
I have recently been playing with the effects of corrugated metal. It is more for daylight lighting conditions in room (for weak light), to spot them more easily, not photographic exposition. I was inspired by those photos:

[alf]

I see. No problem. In some cases less is more but I have noothing against it,

[cpl. Pete]

Very nice Job. Excelent surface and detailis. Look great.
Congratulation!

[JiříVránek]

[Atlis]

Honestly- polish planes are (in my opinion) the most boring planes in the world, even thanks to their camo.

Just as boring as post-war Czechoslovak ones (green/blue camouflage).

P.11c were quite uniform, apart from the white 3 and 4 iirc.

[shadowmare]

Thanks cpl. Pete, JiříVránek
There will be option to build P.11 in Romanian camo, which was more colorful:



Or in excercise camo, white stripes were repainted in Khaki at wartime, just like in my white 4:

[Atlis]

White 3 with splinter camo will be available too.

[MRMLA]

Nááádhera!

[Jagermeister]

ako z múzea a ešte lepšie! úžasná práca s plechovým povrchom

[shadowmare]

Thanks MRMLA, Jagermeister