First to Fight PL050 Krupp Protze w wersji polskiej (1/72) is a unique plastic model kit, part of the popular "September 1939" series. This set is already the 50th edition of the prestigious collector’s magazine published by the renowned manufacturer First to Fight. The 1:72 scale model depicts the German Krupp Protze truck in the configuration captured and used by the Polish Army in September 1939.

• Scale: 1/72
• User country of the model: Germany, Polish version – Polish Army
• Historical period: World War II, September 1939 campaign
• Material: High-quality plastic (polystyrene)
• Extras included: Decals, magazine with historical background, assembly manual
• Category: Plastic model kit

Krupp Protze is a German light military truck from the World War II era, known for its high mobility and characteristic 6x4 axle configuration. The model presents a rare and historically interesting version of the vehicle captured by Poles in the first days of the September 1939 campaign. It is an excellent choice for modelers interested in Polish military history and recreating the battles of September 1939.

Krupp Protze vehicles were intensively used by the Wehrmacht for infantry, artillery and supply transport during combat on both the eastern and western fronts. Some units fell into the hands of the Polish Army during defensive actions, becoming a valuable addition to their equipment. The First to Fight PL050 model faithfully reproduces construction details such as the grille, fenders, driver’s cabin, and cargo area adapted to Polish operational realities.

The kit is intended for both beginner and intermediate modelers. Build difficulty level: 2/5. Assembly is simple and the parts fit well together, allowing even less experienced modelers to achieve an impressive result quickly. The set includes detailed instructions and authentic Polish markings, ensuring the model's historical accuracy.

We recommend this model both to collectors of the "September 1939" series and to all military enthusiasts, especially those interested in equipment used by the Polish Army during the September campaign. It is an ideal choice for dioramas, historical collections, and educational presentations about World War II.