IBG 35048 Polish Infantry 1939 (5 ​​Figure set) 1/35

IBG 35048 Polish Infantry 1939 (5 Figure set) 1/35 – Plastic Model Kit

The IBG 35048 Polish Infantry 1939 figure set is a high-quality 1/35 scale model, designed for fans of historical modeling. Produced by the renowned IBG Models company and released in 2023, this kit depicts five Polish infantry soldiers from September 1939—the time of the German and Soviet aggression against Poland and the beginning of World War II.

The figures faithfully represent the uniforms and weaponry typical of the Polish Army during the September Campaign. Detailed sculpting on the uniforms, wz. 31 helmets, and characteristic equipment make this set a valuable addition to dioramas, military vehicles, and battle scenes illustrating events from the early days of World War II. Each of the five figures is depicted in a different pose, allowing for a wide range of scene arrangements when creating your own setups.

• Model scale: 1/35 – ideal for diorama builders and historical collectors.
• Country: Poland – Polish infantry from 1939.
• Historical period: World War II, September Campaign 1939.
• Material: high-quality plastic.
• The set includes five highly detailed infantry soldiers, without the need for additional modifications.
• The model does not contain glue or paints – allowing you to freely choose finishing material brands.
• Category: plastic model kit – perfect for historical modelers and collectors.

The Polish Infantry IBG 35048 figure set is especially recommended for modelers interested in Polish military history and enthusiasts of September Campaign reenactments. Thanks to its high level of detail and realistic features, the model will appeal even to advanced hobbyists, while the straightforward assembly makes it suitable for intermediate modelers as well. We rate the build difficulty at 2/5.

IBG’s product is an excellent choice for both standalone build and as a complement to period dioramas or vehicles. We encourage you to expand your collection with these authentic figures of Polish soldiers from 1939, symbols of courage and sacrifice.