Andrzej M. Olejniczak – illustratör

“Saab 105" is a definitive and comprehensive book that delves into the world of the Saab 105 aircraft, providing readers with a wealth of information and captivating visuals. Written in English, this book stands out as the ultimate resource for enthusiasts, historians, and aviation aficionados seeking an in-depth understanding of the iconic Saab 105.One of the book's standout features is its extensive collection of photographs, showcasing the aircraft in various operational settings. Many of these captivating images have never been seen before, offering readers a rare glimpse into the rich history of the Saab 105. From action shots to candid moments, the photographs provide a vivid visual narrative, bringing the aircraft's story to life.The book also includes detailed walkaround photographs of preserved Saab 105 aircraft. These close-up shots offer enthusiasts a unique opportunity to explore the intricate details and features of the aircraft, further enhancing their understanding and appreciation.Also the book incorporates illustrations sourced from contemporary manualsFurthermore, "Saab 105" features original colour artwork. These vibrant illustrations capture the Saab 105 in all its glory, showcasing its sleek lines, distinctive features, and livery variations. The artwork serves as both a visual treat and a reference, allowing readers to visualize the aircraft in different contexts.For model enthusiasts and collectors, the book includes scale plans in 1/72 scale.

The book describes service of famous Avro Lancaster I/III bombers used by Polish pilots in Britain during 1941-1945.The book has includes 200 photographs (many of which have not been published before) and 30 color profiles (plus top and bottom views of representative aircraft).

The medium twin-engined Vickers Wellington bomber was regarded as the true “workhorse” of RAF Bomber Command in the early stages of the Second World War. Between 1939 and 1942, alongside the Handley Page Hampden and Armstrong Whitworth Whitley, it was the Wellington that carried the main weight of the RAF’s growing bombing offensive against the Third Reich. The type also served in Coastal Command units in the fight against U-boats and enemy shipping, and was extensively used for training RAF bomber crews. Production continued until October 1945, with a total of 11,462 built.The Wellington also became the backbone of all four Polish bomber squadrons – 300, 301, 304 and 305 – as well as the OTU training establishments, where Polish crews gained their combat proficiency.This volume in the Polish Wings series presents the history of the Vickers Wellington bombers in the Ic and II versions in Polish Air Force service in exile between 1940 and 1942. The first part covers Nos. 300 and 301 Squadrons and 18 OTU, while the second describes the combat operations of Nos. 304 and 305 Squadrons.The book includes:a detailed history of the Polish Wellington crews in action,numerous archival photographs, many previously unpublished,colour profiles by Andrzej M. Olejniczak,comprehensive listings of operational sorties.Cover by Marcin Górecki

This book takes you on a journey through the short but significant development story of the RWD-14 Czapla. Explore its service in both the Polish and Romanian Air Forces during the WW2. Featuring scale plans in 1/72 and 1/48 scales, alongside a stunning collection of black and white period photos, this book provides an in-depth visual exploration of the RWD-14 Czapla. To complete the experience, include in the vibrant colour profiles showcasing the Polish and Romanian aircraft.