COBI PZL.23 Karas Light Bomber : Set #5751 Modern Tanks & Vehicles Its sinking was a key

Its sinking was a key moment influencing the further course of war

The set includes two figures representing soldiers of the American 101st Division Airborne “Screaming Eagles”

outpacing the capabilities of most Allied aircraft

Captured by the Allies

Particularly noteworthy are the checkerboard prints on the underside of the wings

COBI PZL.23 Karas Light Bomber : Set #5751 Modern Tanks & Vehicles Its sinking was a keyPZL. 23 Kara was one of the basic bomber aircraft of the Polish Air Force during the September Campaign in 1939. It was designed at Polskie Zakady Lotnicze (PZL) and entered service in 1936. The plane was a design that could accommodate three people: a pilot, an observer and a gunner. The armament included machine guns and bombs. Although the PZL. 23 Kara was a relatively technically advanced aircraft at the time of its introduction into service, it