PZL 11c by Maxidyne
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
1st September 1939.
PZL 11c Model by Bazze free at his site.
Apollo Max by Anton Kisiel free .
USAAF Pilot pack by adh3d.
Prop blur by Neiwil (part of his free BF109 pack)
Thanks for looking,
Mike.

Comments (14)
Great pov on this one give us the impression that plane is more bigger than suppose . Nice work ((5++))
Brilliant shot, but how did you do he grass? It looks perfect.
Taking off to assume patrol I see. Nicely done. Excellent sense of motion here.
Mike, really nice feeling of speed in this. That's quite a view of a venerable old bird too. Great job!
This makes a superb image Mike.
Brilliantly done Mike.. a cracker!!.. fab sensation of speed, and awesome POV!one of the lucky ones that got off the ground!!
Actually a highly advanced fighter when first introduced...problem was by 1939 it was way out of date. Imagine meeting a Bf 109 while flying P.11c...ouch. Neat render Mike. The P.11c is a new aircraft for me...thanks for the introduction:)
Bmac62, they actually DID meet 109s... And still difficult to imagine how they managed to shoot down a nice number of them, despite losses. The guys must've been harder than iron.
Pilots from these squadrons formed the Polish squadrons in the RAF during the Battle Of Britain, they were hard as Iron.. Great Render!!! Mightily IMPRESSED! And you figured out the prop blur.. Good one.... Fave! Rob
Yes the few that got off the ground excelled themselves against the 109's, and gave the pilots a taste for blood....advanced stuff in Poland, giving the pilots Spitfires and Hurricanes must have been like giving a Phantom pilot a space shuttle. Great image Mike, nice motion and depth.... Thanks for the mention, always appreciated.
Excellent scene, great dynamism ! Extremely realistic !
Great render Mike. Never seen this type before nor heard about it. Learn something everyday!
Awesome work.
"Magnificent Men..." indeed... great sense of action