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The PZL P.11 was the primary Polish fighter aircraft when Germany invaded Poland at the start of World War II.  At that time there were about 160 of the aircraft of all types in service.

The aircraft was known for its good climb rate, excellent maneuverability, and all around cockpit vision.  Unfortunately, by the start of the war, the it was outclassed by modern Luftwaffe aircraft.  The aircraft simply did not have the speed to keep up with them.

PZL P.11 aircraft gave as good as they got.  It is estimated that the outnumbered aircraft scored 126 victories over Luftwaffe aircraft at a cost of 114 aircraft of their own.

A total of 325 PZL P.11 aircraft of all types were produced.



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fighter
one
Bristol Mercury radial
645 h.p.
2,530 lbs.
3,600 lbs.
none
2- 7.7 mm
24' 9"
35' 2"
242 mph
2,600 fpm
26,250 feet
435 miles
8/15/31
1934



Radio Control Airplane
A rc PZL P.11 built by S55 of RC Groups.


Radio Control Airplanes:




The first picture immediately above is of the rc PZL P.11 scratch built by S55 of RC Groups. Wing span is 24".  It is powered by a MicroDan 2003 motor. All up weight is only 4.37 ounces.

4 Hobby.pl has a kit for sale of the rc PZL P.11 rc airplane pictured first below.  It has a wingspan of 35", a length of 23 1/2" and is made from balsa and plywood.  Recommended power comes from a Tower Pro 2408 AL-217 motor.

The second picture below is of a rc PZL P.11 built from a RC Modeler magazine plan. Wingspan is 53".  It was designed by Thomas Haney. You will need parts made from balsa, ply, and spruce to complete the rc airplane.  Two stroke engines from .35 to .40 size are recommended power.

The third picture below is of the 81" wing span PZL P.11 rc airplane built by Martin Irvine.  Martin powers his model with an Astro 60 motor.  All up wieght is about 12 lbs.

The fourth and final picture on this page is of the nice little rc PZL P.11 built by Tom Jacoby.  Tom took a free flight, rubber powered kit sold by Dumas, and converted it to a radio control airplane.  It has a wingspan of 30".  Power is from a Graupner 280 motor geared 3.5:1 turning a 8 x 4 propeller.

Do you know of any rc PZL P.11 airplanes for sale? Please don't hesitate to email us.



Radio Control Airplane
PZL P.11 rc airplane from 4 Hobby.pl.


Radio Control Airplane
A rc PZL P.11 from RCM plans.


Radio Control Airplane
The PZL P.11 rc built by Martin Irvine.


Radio Control Airplane
A rc PZL P-11 from a Dumas FF kit.