Polish Aircraft Mugs

Description: Perfect for pilots, veterans, Polish aviation enthusiasts, F-16 model kit builders and military flight simulator gamers. Also makes a cool Polish F-16 Falcon gift at Christmas and birthdays.

Description: World War II Aircraft emblem used by the 302 Polish Fighter Squadron used by the Polish Air Force in exile and commanded by the British Royal Air Force.

Description: Perfect for 309 Squadron veterans, WW2 flight simulator gamers and Polish military aviation enthusiasts. Also makes a cool Polish 309 Squadron gift at Christmas and birthdays.

Description: Celebrate the legendary PZL-104 Wilga with this elegant "Golden Oriole" signature design. Inspired by the iconic Polish STOL utility aircraft, this minimalist aviation artwork features a clean handwritten-style signature perfect for pilots, bush flying enthusiasts, aircraft spotters, and vintage aviation fans. A stylish tribute to one of the most recognizable utility aircraft ever built.

Description: Design for WWII Polish pilot plane lovers and historical warfare aviation buffs, military aircraft model makers and people with proud relatives from Poland who flew Spitfires with England during the Second World War. Get this for historical airplane memorabilia collectors showing a detailed illustration of a Supermarine Spitfire with the flag of Poland and markings of World War Two Polish fighting squadron.

Description: Discover the detailed technical drawing of the PZL-Mielec M-18B Dromader, a versatile agricultural and firefighting aircraft origin from Poland. Manufactured by PZL-Mielec and certified in September 1978, this single-crew plane features a 58 ft 1 in wingspan and a 980 hp WSK-PZL Kalisz ASz-62IR engine. Reaching maximum speeds of 138 kn (256 km/h) with a range of 254 nmi (470 km), this high-quality vector schematic highlights every dimension and structural detail of the legendary Dromader plane.

Description: Explore this dark-mode technical blueprint featuring the PZL-Mielec M-18B Dromader in crisp white lines on a black background. Developed in Poland for agricultural crop spraying and aerial firefighting, this aircraft boasts a maximum takeoff weight of 11,684 lbs (5,300 kg) and a service ceiling of 21,325 ft (6,500 m). Powered by a 731 kW engine, the 3-view orthographic projection showcases the wingspan, length, and engine details of this famous utility airplane in a sleek contrast layout.

Description: Styled after vintage architectural prints, this classic blue blueprint presents the PZL-Mielec M-18B Dromader in vivid white vector outlines. The Polish-built single-seat workhorse is renowned for its reliability in firefighting and farming operations. Featuring complete specifications—such as its 31 ft 1 in length, 12 ft 2 in height, 430.5 sq ft wing area, and 980 hp radial propulsion—this high-resolution orthographic schematic is perfect for aviation enthusiasts, modeling projects, and technical display prints.

Description: Rendered in crisp white vector lines against a dark backdrop, this technical graphic showcases the structural layout of the PZL-Mielec M-18B Dromader. Essential for agricultural spraying and firefighting tasks, this Polish aircraft operates with a 980 hp ASz-62IR engine. It delivers a maximum speed of 138 kn (256 km/h) and a flight range of 254 nmi. This high-contrast orthographic plan illustrates side, top, and front elevations in full detail.

Description: View the complete vector line art diagram of the PZL-Mielec M-18B Dromader, a single-crew agricultural and firefighting plane manufactured in Poland. Originally certified in September 1978, this robust utility aircraft features a 430.5 sq ft wing area, a length of 31 ft 1 in, and a maximum takeoff weight of 11,684 lbs. Driven by a 731 kW WSK-PZL Kalisz engine, it reaches a service ceiling of 21,325 ft.

Description: Designed in traditional blueprint format, this vector graphic highlights the engineering specs of the PZL-Mielec M-18B Dromader. Standing 12 ft 2 in tall with a 58 ft 1 in wingspan, this iconic Polish workhorse is built for high-performance aerial firefighting and farming duties. The three-view schematic details key performance metrics, including its 21,325 ft service ceiling, propulsion data, and structural dimensions.

Description: Boeing B787-9 - LOT Polish Airlines digital artwork by The Art of Flying. http://www.theartofflying.biz

Description: The MiG-17 in Polish markings. The MiG-17 was made under licenece by Poland and was known as the LiM-6.