I don't know what possessed me to take on a skin this complex. Rivets and corrugation everywhere.
This is JRLucariny's FS2004 freeware PZL P.11c converted by Morton.
I've added a new textures, and a new set of flight files to get it to historic performance specifications. The .dp file is by Morton.
1. PZL P.11c, 111 Eskadra Mysliwska "Kosciuszko", III/1 Dywizjon Mysliwski, Brygada Poscigowa, Warsaw, mid 1939. Underwing codes were changed from white to black at that time.
2. PZL P.11c, 113 Eskadra Mysliwska "Owl", IV Dywizjon Mysliwski, Brygada Poscigowa, Ponatov airfield - Pilot Heironim Dudwal, August - September 1939
Dudwal shot down 4 German aircraft, a He.111 (in this aircraft on September 1, 1939), a Bf.110, a Ju.86 and a Hs.126 plus 2 unconfirmed claims. This fighter was damaged in combat on the second day of the war, September 2nd, and abandoned on the Poniatowa airfield. It was later captured by the Germans. Dudwal escaped to France to continue the fight flying a Bloch MB-152, but was killed in action in France June 7, 1940.
3. PZL P.11c, 142 Eskadra Mysliwska, "Wild Ducks", 4 Pulku Lotniczy, Torun - Pilot Stanislaw Skalski, August - September 1939
On September 1, 1939 Skalski attacked a Henschel Hs126 which was then shot down by a squadron mate. He landed next to the crash and helped the wounded crew members. By September 16, he had officially been credited with 2 Do17s, a Ju87, a HS126 and a shared Hs126. He escaped to Britain and by the end of the war with 22 1/2 victories. He returned to Poland in 1947 to join the Polish Air Force but in 1948 he was arrested by the Communist government under trumpted up charges and sentenced to death. This was later commuted to life in prison. He was later relased after the death of stalin and "rehabilitated" and allowed to rejoin the air force. He retired in 1972. After Poland threw off the Russian yoke and became a democracy, he was promoted to Brigadier General in recognition of his service to Poland. He died in 2004.
4. PZL P.11c, 152 Eskadra (Armia Modlin) 7 Pulku Lotniczego, Wilno - pilot unknown, September 1939
On the eve of war, a new camouflage scheme was ordered along with removing unit and upper national insignia but most units did not have time to apply the new dark green, light green, and sand colors specified. This aircraft only had a dark green applied over the standard brown camouflage but it did have the insignias painted over. It was damaged in combat, force landing in a field and was later captured by the Germans.
This is JRLucariny's FS2004 freeware PZL P.11c converted by Morton.
I've added a new textures, and a new set of flight files to get it to historic performance specifications. The .dp file is by Morton.
1. PZL P.11c, 111 Eskadra Mysliwska "Kosciuszko", III/1 Dywizjon Mysliwski, Brygada Poscigowa, Warsaw, mid 1939. Underwing codes were changed from white to black at that time.
2. PZL P.11c, 113 Eskadra Mysliwska "Owl", IV Dywizjon Mysliwski, Brygada Poscigowa, Ponatov airfield - Pilot Heironim Dudwal, August - September 1939
Dudwal shot down 4 German aircraft, a He.111 (in this aircraft on September 1, 1939), a Bf.110, a Ju.86 and a Hs.126 plus 2 unconfirmed claims. This fighter was damaged in combat on the second day of the war, September 2nd, and abandoned on the Poniatowa airfield. It was later captured by the Germans. Dudwal escaped to France to continue the fight flying a Bloch MB-152, but was killed in action in France June 7, 1940.
3. PZL P.11c, 142 Eskadra Mysliwska, "Wild Ducks", 4 Pulku Lotniczy, Torun - Pilot Stanislaw Skalski, August - September 1939
On September 1, 1939 Skalski attacked a Henschel Hs126 which was then shot down by a squadron mate. He landed next to the crash and helped the wounded crew members. By September 16, he had officially been credited with 2 Do17s, a Ju87, a HS126 and a shared Hs126. He escaped to Britain and by the end of the war with 22 1/2 victories. He returned to Poland in 1947 to join the Polish Air Force but in 1948 he was arrested by the Communist government under trumpted up charges and sentenced to death. This was later commuted to life in prison. He was later relased after the death of stalin and "rehabilitated" and allowed to rejoin the air force. He retired in 1972. After Poland threw off the Russian yoke and became a democracy, he was promoted to Brigadier General in recognition of his service to Poland. He died in 2004.
4. PZL P.11c, 152 Eskadra (Armia Modlin) 7 Pulku Lotniczego, Wilno - pilot unknown, September 1939
On the eve of war, a new camouflage scheme was ordered along with removing unit and upper national insignia but most units did not have time to apply the new dark green, light green, and sand colors specified. This aircraft only had a dark green applied over the standard brown camouflage but it did have the insignias painted over. It was damaged in combat, force landing in a field and was later captured by the Germans.
