The ToRo Model 35F112 Wojna 1920 - Poznański Ochotniczy Batalion Śmierci / Greater Poland Forces 1919, Vilnius area, April 1919 model in 1/35 scale is an exceptional proposition for history modelers wishing to recreate an episode from the dramatic battles over the borders of the Second Polish Republic. This product enables a faithful representation of the famous Poznan Volunteer Death Battalion soldiers, renowned during the Polish–Bolshevik War (1919-1921), particularly in the Vilnius area in April 1919.

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for 20th-century dioramas, allowing for precision in details.
• Country of use: Poland – volunteer units of the Greater Poland Forces.
• Historical period: Polish–Bolshevik War, 1919–1921 – a key moment in Poland’s regaining of independence after World War I.
• Material: The model is made of high-quality resin, ensuring excellent reproduction of uniform details, armament, and characteristic equipment elements of the interwar period soldiers. Parts are prepared for assembly and require painting.
• Additions: The kit includes richly decorated details typical for the Death Battalion soldiers, such as armbands, sabers, as well as realistically rendered faces and dynamic poses. The model does not include photo-etched or metal parts.
• Category: Resin model created using a casting technique – requires assembly and painting.

The ToRo Model 35F112 is recommended for all enthusiasts of Polish military history, fans of interwar period reenactment, and those who appreciate unique, limited collector’s items. It is an excellent base for building a diorama showing the battles for Vilnius or other episodes related to the Polish–Bolshevik War.

Assembly difficulty level: 3/5 – we recommend this model for intermediate and advanced modelers due to working with resin and the need for precise painting of historical uniforms.

By choosing ToRo Model 35F112, you gain the opportunity to create a realistic, historically accurate miniature that will be a true highlight of any collection related to the Polish–Bolshevik War period and the heroism of Polish Army volunteer units.