The TS-11 Iskra jet plane was constructed by Tadeusz Sotyk and produced at WSK “PZL Mielec” factory in 1964-87. It was designed to provide the Polish People’s Army Aviation with an inexpensive and safe training platform for jest pilots. In the 1970s, the TS-11 Iskra bis D training-assault version and the TS-11 Iskra bis DF training-reconnaissance version were introduced into production. In 1975, 50 TS-11 Iskra bis D aircraft were sold to India, where they proved themselves in service at the Air Force Academy in Hakimpet, near Hyderabad. TS-11 bis D / DF planes have served in Polish Aviation for more than five decades, training pilots of combat jet aircraft. They were withdrawn from service in December 2020.

The TS-11 Iskra bis D / DF aircraft were armed with a 23 mm cannon and four underwing pylons 100 kg for bombs or pods with MARS-4 unguided missiles.

Markings options

• TS-11 Iskra bis DF – 3H-1411, 41st Tactical Aviation Squadron Supsk Redzikowo, May 2004. Currently aircraft is exhibited in Polish Weapons Museum in Kolobrzeg.
• TS-11 Iskra bis DF – 3H-1806, 41st Tactical Aviation Squadron, Malbork, April 2009.
• Previous users (1st Tactical Aviation Squadron from Minsk Mazowiecki) insignia painted on nose. Currently aircraft is exhibited in Polish Weapons Museum in Kolobrzeg.
• TS-11 Iskra bis DF – 3H-2013, 7th Special Aviation Regiment, 2nd section of 1st Aviation Squadron, Polish Navy, Siemirowice AB, August 1993.
• TS-11 Iskra bis D, Air Force Academy, Hakimpet Air Base, Hyderabad, India, 1976.

Contents

• TS-11 Iskra plastic kit with rocket pods and dropped flaps
• PE parts for interior detail and FOD mesh covers
• Big decal with 4 different markings schemes (3x Poland 1x India)
• Pre-cut canopy and wheel masks