OK, what & where & when ?????

[Michel Lemieux]

OK, what & where & when ?????

Got this from alt.binaries pictures aviation.

Sorry I cannot give any credit but will gladly will if pointed to.

I guess those have to be replicas..right ?

Would love to be proved wrong

How does the scale looks to you ? 1to1 ?

PZL11

[Randy Haskin]

From the comparative size of the blades of grass, they look like models to me.

[bdk]

From the comparative size of the blades of grass, they look like models to me.

Pilots a bit stiff, eh?

[mrhenniger]

Impressive models though!

Mike

[Robbie Stuart]

Boy those round engines don't leak much oil!
Regards
Robbie

[Scott Rose]

I always thought those were the neatest looking high wing monoplanes

Those appear to be models. I did read awhile back of a replica being made but I don't remember if it was to be airworthy or not.

[bdk]

I always thought those were the neatest looking high wing monoplanes

Those appear to be models. I did read awhile back of a replica being made but I don't remember if it was to be airworthy or not.

A company named Historical Aircraft Corp was building a 2/3 or 3/4 scale PZL P.11c replica. I saw it at Oshkosh one year (1990/1991?). Not sure what happened to the company and I can't find much about it now (nothing on the Internet Archive).

Historical Aircraft Corp
(612)451-3283
Type: HAC A-001
Powered by: Ford Pinto 55 kW (75 KM) engine
Building time (kit form) 1600 h.
Wingspan: 10,5 m
Weight: 486 kg
Speed: 136 km/h
Range 483 km.
Kit price 17.000 $
Ready to fly price 28.500 $ (1990 year prices).

http://www.hacwarbirds.com/ hac@montrose.net

Historical Aircraft Corp, St Paul MN.
19?? = Produced 62.5-percent scale replicas of P-51D (230hp Ford V-8), AU-1 Corsair, and P-40 Tomahawk, as well as an 85-percent scale of Ryan STA.

[Michel Lemieux]

Wow if they are models they must be fairly big.

Also, they are sporting some quite unusual props for models.