COBI Historical Collection PZL.37B Łoś Plane

The PZL.37B Oz was a two-engine, medium bomber of Polish production. The "Oz"(moose) was a low-wing, self-supporting, all-metal construction, with wing mechanics and a retractable landing gear. Thanks to the compressors, the engines could operate at high altitudes, and the specially constructed chassis, despite the small wheels, allowed the use of field airports. The "Oz"(moose) had, at the time, high top speed and cruising speed, as well as a very good mass-to-load ratio. The plane could handle more than 2,500 kg of bombs, and reached a top speed of over 400 km / h (depending on the version). At the time this put it in the world's forefront. This new plane from COBI features revolving propellers, a retractable pilot cabin, movable wing flaps, wheels hidden in the chassis, movable carabineers at the front and rear of the aircraft, and a flap opening in the chassis for launching bombs.