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Andrzej Klos seen with his O/D TS11 Iskra (Spark) trainer - a
Polish design dating from the1950s. The model spans 65" and has an AUW of 2.2lbs. It is built using a lost foam fuselage technique with kevlar layering and a veneered white foam wing. |
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Close up of the Iskra trainer, showing an ideal layout for a good PSS model - clean fuselage lines and an uncluttered, minimal sweep wing. | |
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Another O/D of Andrzej's is the attractive PZL130 Turbo Orlik
(Eaglet) which is the current aircraft used by the Polish airforce for
primary pilot training. Again, the fuselage is of lost foam kevlar construction with a white foam wing this time spanning 72". |
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PZL130 Orlik in flight. Model weighs 3.5lbs and uses a modified RG15 section (MU15). | |
