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making the XP-61E one of the rarest P-61 variants

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1/72 IBG Model September Sky 1939: 2 in 1 PZL P.11a and PZL 37B Â 72528 Polish 193 miles per hour atThe PZL P. 11 fighter was a development of Zygmunt Puawskis P. 6 design. After Puawskis death in 1931, engineer Wsiewood Jakimiuk continued the project, adapting it for a more powerful 700 hp engine. Despite continuous prototype modifications, the aircraft achieved success at international competitions in Zurich (1932) and Cleveland, bringing global attention and foreign interest. In 1933 the P. 11a, powered by a Bristol Mercury IV engine, was