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Description

This is an injection-plastic aircraft model kit.

From the manufacturer's description:

The RWD-8 was a Polish plane designed and produced in the early thirties.  Its main role was to be a basic trainer aircraft. It was produced by two different factories simultaneously: PWS and DWL--both versions had some minor differences.  The PWS factory produced aircraft for both military and civilian use, while the DWL factory focused exclusively on civilian. In total, over 550 RWD-8 planes were produced, making it the most numerous Polish plane of its time. The RWD-8 was used for liaison and reconnaisance missions during the Defense War of September 1939. A small number of planes were sold to Palestine, Spain, Morocco and Brazil. Moreover, Estonia bought a license to produce RWD-8s. Some of the planes withdrawn from Poland after September 1939 were used by the Romanian and Hungarian air forces.