MAQUETTE À MONTER - PZL.43 A 'CHAYKA' Bulgarian Air Force 1941-1944 Mi

The PZL 43 was a Polish reconnaissance bomber designed by engineer Stanisław Prauss as an export development of the PZL 23 Karaś. Created to meet foreign requirements it featured a more powerful radial engine and a number of structural changes including a redesigned fuselage rear section modified cockpit layout and extended bomb bay. The prototype first flew in 1936 and serial production began soon after at the State Aviation Works. Bulgaria became the main customer ordering several batches of PZL 43A aircraft which entered service from 1937 onward. Later experimental variants tested different engines armament layouts and cooling systems influencing the related PZL 46 program. Although considered modern at the time the PZL 43 saw limited combat use and did not play a major role in the 1939 campaign. Captured aircraft were later evaluated by Germany while Bulgarian machines remained in service until 1945 with the last examples scrapped in 1946.

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Scale	1/48
Manufacturer	Mirage Hobby
Size of the box	34 x 23 x 5 cm
EAN	5901461481450

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MAQUETTE À MONTER - PZL.43 A 'CHAYKA' Bulgarian Air Force 1941-1944 Mirage Hobby | N° MIR-481404 | 1:48

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