We offer a unique assembly model kit First to Fight PL044 C4P (Wczesna wersja) in 1/72 scale, one of the fascinating additions to the renowned "September 1939" series by the Polish manufacturer First to Fight. This is an excellent choice for military history enthusiasts, collectors, and military modelers interested in vehicles used by the Polish Army during World War II.

The model represents the early version of the C4P half-track tractor, which was produced in Poland from 1935 to 1939 by Państwowe Zakłady Inżynierii (State Engineering Works). The C4P was designed as a universal artillery tractor, based on the popular Polski Fiat 621 truck, utilizing a rear track drive system. It was widely used by the Polish Army for transporting anti-aircraft and anti-tank guns, as well as serving as a technical vehicle. It was part of the armament, among others, during the September 1939 campaign, where it played a vital role in the mobility of Polish artillery units during the first days of World War II.

• The model is made of high-quality plastic, allowing for precise reproduction of original vehicle details, such as the characteristic tracks and driver’s cab.
• The kit includes sprue parts for self-assembly and decals, allowing for an accurate recreation of historical markings.
• The product comes with a collector’s booklet featuring a detailed historical description of the vehicle and illustrations, which greatly expands the modeler's knowledge about Polish armored vehicles from September 1939.
• The model belongs to the "plastic model kits" category – recommended for fans of Polish armored weapons and all collectors of the "September 1939" series.
• Recommended assembly difficulty: 2/5 – the kit is suitable even for beginner modelers, thanks to the clear instructions and low number of parts.

We recommend this model to all enthusiasts of Polish military history, modelers interested in recreating World War II battles, and collectors of the First to Fight series. It allows not only for developing your modeling skills but also for expanding your knowledge of Polish Army combat equipment from September 1939.