- [B105] PZL.12 / PZL-H Polish Amphibious
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[B105] PZL.12 / PZL-H Polish Amphibious
Description
Model PZL12. PZL-H in scale 1:72 The Polish designer Zygmunt Puławski of the PZL works designed PZL-H in 1930, as a small touring amphibious aircraft, for his own needs. The factory agreed to construct a single aircraft for Puławski. At the same time, the Polish Navy revealed interest in training and liaison seaplanes, and PZL-H was proposed to the Navy. In late 1930 the prototype was built in the PZL in Warsaw. It finally was given a designation PZL.12.The prototype was first flown in February 1931 in Warsaw by Puławski. During the sixth flight on 21 March 1931, right after take-off, the plane crashed, Puławski died. Further work upon PZL.12 ceased.