First to Fight PL015 - TKS z km (1/72) – plastic model kit

First to Fight PL015 is a high-quality 1:72 scale plastic model kit depicting the Polish TKS light reconnaissance tank equipped with a machine gun. This product is dedicated to modelers interested in historical combat vehicles from World War II, especially equipment used by the Polish Army during the September Campaign of 1939. The model comes from the renowned First to Fight series, specializing in vehicles that took part in the defense of Poland in 1939.

The TKS is a Polish light tankette, used primarily by the Polish Army between 1934 and 1939. The model has been precisely reproduced true to the original, showcasing characteristic details of the version armed with the standard machine gun. This vehicle was widely used during the September 1939 campaign for reconnaissance, infantry support, and small combat tasks against German forces. Although the vehicle's armor was light and could not match its adversaries, the TKS secured its place in history thanks to the courage of its crews and dynamic battles, including those near Kock and in the Warsaw region.

• Scale: 1/72 – ideal for collections and building war dioramas.
• User country: Poland (Polish Army)
• Historical period: World War II – September Campaign 1939
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene), ensuring ease of processing and precise fitting of parts
• Components: model parts for assembly, illustrated manual, "September 1939" magazine (issue 15) with historical background and painting tips
• Category: plastic model kit

The set does not include paints or glue – these accessories must be purchased separately. We recommend this kit to both beginner and intermediate historical modelers with an interest in military subjects and Polish military history. The model offers a moderate assembly difficulty – we rate it at level 2 out of 5, making it a great introduction to a Second World War armored vehicles collection for less experienced enthusiasts.

First to Fight PL015 - TKS z km (1/72) allows you to build an authentic historical model that looks great on dioramas or as a standalone miniature. It’s not only excellent fun, but also a great resource for learning history and modeling techniques.