First to Fight PL018 - Dowództwo Niemieckie (1/72)

First to Fight PL018 - Dowództwo Niemieckie (1/72) is a high-quality plastic model kit representing the German command staff from the September 1939 campaign. The product comes from the renowned "September 1939" series, which meticulously recreates the realities of the battlefield from the opening days of World War II on the Polish front. The 1:72 scale allows for precise depiction of the figures' proportions and perfect compatibility with other models from this series or historical dioramas.

The figures included in the set represent German staff officers—Wehrmacht infantry commanders, who were a key part of the command structure during the invasion of Poland. Such command units served a coordinating role, issuing orders and supporting front-line operations at various organizational levels within the German army.

A brief history: The included figures depict authentic Wehrmacht command units, which, in 1939 during the early days of World War II, determined the effectiveness and efficiency of the German war machine. These commanders were responsible for management, operational planning, and maintaining communication on the front line during the Poland campaign.

• Scale: 1/72 – ideal detail for popular battle dioramas and historical collections
• Country of use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II, September 1939
• Material: high-quality plastic, designed for easy assembly and painting
• Unique content: includes issue 18 of the "September 1939" magazine with extensive historical information and a painting guide for the figures
• Category: plastic model kit – staff figures set
• Recommendation: Recommended for both beginner and advanced historical modelers. Particularly suitable for supplementing dioramas depicting the September campaign or 1:72 scale battles.
• Assembly difficulty: 2/5 (easy assembly and few components, ideal for quick projects or learning miniature painting and modeling techniques)

First to Fight PL018 - Dowództwo Niemieckie (1/72) stands out for authentic details, educational value, and opportunities to expand historical collections. This model not only helps to develop modeling skills but also deepens knowledge about the events of September 1939.