PZL.37A Łoś A & PZL.37 B Łoś B | Fly

Łukasz Gliński
Oh, what a challenge! Watching with huge interest! 👍
Are you going to add some review comments?

Hubert Kendziorek
Well, these kits are a kind of a mixed bag. Poor fit, poor detail when one looks at the plastic parts, soft plastic material, lots of flash, huge sprue gates, and ejector pins in the visible and difficult places, right on the interior details. Transparent parts acceptable, but not brilliant, to be honest and do not fit the fuselage. On the other hand, nice and delicate panel lines, superb bomb bays and rather nice other resin parts. And it does resemble PZL.37, however, not exactly matches the available plans. Some details (rudders for the B version, exhausts for the A version), wheels, are definitely wrong. It is buildable, but only if one is a patient (and determined, if not desperate) person. And compared to the IBG's one, that will hit the market soon, I wouldn't be optimistic as for the FLY's sales statistics in the future, as regards this kit of course. Thanks for watching, stay tuned - I'm going to finish them both. Best regards, Hubert

Alec K
Very interesting, I'll take a seat.

Cuajete
Good work so far. Thanks for the little review. Waiting for the IBG kit with interest 👍

Daniel Klink
You did a very good job and the result is more than pleasing 👍
And i also thank you for the statement on the kits quality. I will rather have a go on the IBG offering 🙂

Łukasz Gliński
Great progress Hubert, watching your pics makes me wanna buy one from IBG😉

Hubert Kendziorek
Have already bought two from IBG too, so have to move on with these FLY's two quickly, as having four Elks on my workbench at the same time with one more in 1:48th scale in the waiting room would be rather much too much for me. Stay tuned 🙂, best - Hubert

Hubert Kendziorek
The cat woke me up at 5.30am two days ago with a strong will to walk ... I let her go out, and because everyone else was still asleep ...

Guy Rump
Looking good so far, following with interest. 🙂