PZL 23 Karaś II Polish Light Bomber 1:72 IBG - Model review

I have posted review of PZL P37B Łoś and PZL P.11a so this is time for another polish plane from interwar years. Polish light bomber PZL 23 Karaś II.



Box contains two bigger sprues with fuselage and wings and a plenty of small sprues with parts right for partiuclar version of plane.







As for a model that is arleady a few years old (most of the sprues were designed in 2017) it looks very nice.



  
Details are well molded, everything looks fine.






Bombs are a bit too massive in my opinion.

But transparent parts looks great.

 
Unfortunatelly some parts have some imperfections.
 


 There is small plate with photoedged parts in the box. Unfortunatelly seat belts are not included here.

Instruction sheet is typical for IBG Models with steps made out of renders.


 
 
On last page of instruction sheet there is one painting scheme.


Decals are printed on small card. Made by Techmod so in the best quality.

 
 
In conclusion this is another well designed kit of polish plane from interwar years. With a bit of work it could be the pride of modeller.

Thanks for reading! ZAP - Models&Reviews

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