MMP Books 81784 White Series: Polish Fighter Colours 1939-1947. Volume 2 EN

MMP Books 81784 White Series: Polish Fighter Colours 1939-1947. Volume 2 EN is a unique hardcover publication consisting of 296 full-color pages, designed for modelers and aviation history enthusiasts. This book, published by the renowned publisher MMP Books, is the second part of a series that provides a detailed account of the colors and markings of Polish military fighter aircraft in service from 1939 to 1947.

This English-language publication was created by respected aviation historians: Marek Kopanski, Wojciech Belcarz, Robert Gretzyngier, and Wojciech Matusiak. Thanks to comprehensive texts and high-quality illustrations by Artur Juszczak, Karolina Hołda, Robert Gretzyngier, and Robert Grudzień, the book is a rich source of knowledge for anyone interested in Polish military aviation history and model aircraft reconstruction from this period.

• Category: themed/modeling literature, historical and modeling guide
• Language: English
• Format: A4, hardcover
• Number of pages: 296 (full color)
• Covered historical periods: World War II, post-war period (1939-1947)
• Described aircraft: incl. Spitfire IX/XVI, Mustang I/II/IV, Typhoon, Tempest, P-36, P-40, P-47, Defiant, Blenheim, Beaufighter, Boston, Mosquito, Yak-1/3/7/9, P-39, I-16, La-5/7
• Used by: Polish Air Forces at home and in the West
• Includes: numerous historical photographs, high-quality color profiles, detailed discussions of applied camouflages and national markings
• Material: high-quality paper

In this book, you will find unique studies of color schemes, marking variants, and paint jobs of various types of aircraft operated by Polish aviation units, both on the Western and Eastern fronts, from the September Campaign through the entire Second World War up to the late 1940s. The authors thoroughly analyze changes in markings and colors resulting from the acquisition of new Allied planes—British, American, Soviet, as well as those captured from Germany. Numerous color profiles and archival photographs help better understand what these historic aircraft really looked like.

We recommend this title to modelers, reenactors, historians, and collectors of aviation literature. We rate the difficulty of using this publication as a reference material at 2/5—the clear layout and wealth of illustrations make it much easier to use.

If you are looking for reference materials for building model aircraft of the Polish Air Force from 1939-1947 or want to delve into the topic of their authentic paint schemes, MMP Books 81784 Polish Fighter Colours 1939-1947. Volume 2 EN is a must-have for your shelf!