Thank you Rick
This is something trully special, first plane which fought nazis in WW2 - legendary PZL P.11C. The only plane which survived war is exhibited in Polish Aviation Museum in Cracow. For many years in comunist Poland this plane was treated as shadow of Poland from before WW2. This plans were published in 1979. Several models were build in different scales but unfortunately I could not find straight forward building plans. I hope you will love this:



PS: I have added Wieslaw Schier model plan for it

This is another plan I just used for building nice biplane. Even if this plans are for gas engine it is possible to make nice electric from it (this is what I did).

Tech notes and 3v of PZL P11C from Aeromodeller June 1960
http://www.hippocketaeronautics.com/...?image_id=3014

Originally Posted by DukeRoger

This is another plan I just used for building nice biplane. Even if this plans are for gas engine it is possible to make nice electric from it (this is what I did).

How does it fly? I remember the airplane. How much dihedral? Don’t think it’s on the plans.

There's parts missing on the Wayfarer plans. Will try to sketch the parts
Will post a cut sheet. Bottom wing 3/4" dihedral each tip

did someone list a dalotel plan? that looks like a nice model, especially now that they have servoless retracts, probably make a really cool version of it!

Originally Posted by DukeRoger

PZL P.11C.

That is an interesting looking airplane. It is quite possible that there'd be interest in it in the Scale forum.

It flies quite well, angles are given on drawing; it is 0 to lower wing and +1 to upper. On the begining I have made mistake giving 5S battery but after change to 4S it is 15min of flight with good acrobatic possibilities. You can find movie from flight and building log here:

http://pfmrc.eu/index.php?/topic/171...y/page__st__20

Hello again
Today I have for you plans of another polish airplane from 1939 which is twin engine middle bomber "Los" (english elk). Exeptional plane, check out this lines:

Scale 1:10 Model lenght: 1290mm
Wing span: 1790mm

Scale 1:15 Model lenght: 1193mm
Wing span: 860mm
Model Published in "Plany Modelarskie" Nr1 1965
Designed by: Janusz Koczkodaj

Originally Posted by DukeRoger

Hello again
Today I have for you plans of another polish airplane from 1939 which is twin engine middle bomber "Los" (english elk). Exeptional plane, check out this lines:

Hi DukeRoger,

These drawings are great, thanks. Can I just check if I have the scaling correct with this, I make the wingspan 70in = 179cm... is that right? Also who was the model designer? Is this from a model company or publisher? Sorry my Polish is not so good that I can read the plan credits. Thanks

SteveWMD

DukeRoger,

thank you! Your plans are awesome! Keep sending, please!!

Andre.

Yes, thank you Duke for those Wayfarer plans. BTW you did a lovely job on yours. I can tell she was electric because of the obvious methods you utilized to reduce weight. (Fuse sides lightened, built-up wing tips)

Greg

I think the file pzlp11csht1.pdf is corrupted.

Originally Posted by DukeRoger

Thank you Rick
This is something trully special, first plane which fought nazis in WW2 - legendary PZL P.11C. The only plane which survived war is exhibited in Polish Aviation Museum in Cracow. For many years in comunist Poland this plane was treated as shadow of Poland from before WW2. This plans were published in 1979. Several models were build in different scales but unfortunately I could not find straight forward building plans. I hope you will love this:

Originally Posted by DukeRoger

It flies quite well, angles are given on drawing; it is 0 to lower wing and +1 to upper. On the begining I have made mistake giving 5S battery but after change to 4S it is 15min of flight with good acrobatic possibilities. You can find movie from flight and building log here:

http://pfmrc.eu/index.php?/topic/171...y/page__st__20

Yea really looks like it does fly great, you did a nice job, and I especially like the cockpit detail. Didn’t mean the incidence, meant the dihedral in the bottom wing, looks like the top wing is flat. Thanks for the link.

mike
dihedral is 3/4" at both wing tips.