IBG 35059 75mm Field Gun wz. 1897 with Polish Artillerymen figures 1/35 – detailed 1/35 scale field gun model

The IBG 35059 75mm Field Gun wz. 1897 with Polish Artillerymen figures 1/35 set is a unique offering for historical model enthusiasts, especially those interested in the period of World War II and the interwar years. The 1/35 scale model has been designed with attention to every detail, allowing an accurate recreation of the famous French field gun wz. 1897, which was widely used by the Polish Army.

• Scale: 1/35 – the model offers an excellent compromise between detail and ease of construction, providing an impressive presence on dioramas and in collections.
• Country of use: Poland – the wz. 1897 gun was commonly used by the Polish Army during the Polish-Soviet War, in the defensive war of 1939, and in various formations until the outbreak of World War II.
• Period of use: interwar period, World War II.
• Material: high-quality plastic – guarantees durability and precision of details; the set does not include glue or paints.
• Additions: Polish artillerymen figures in realistic poses, which will enrich your diorama and add dynamic character to the scene.
• Category: plastic model kit for advanced and ambitious modelers.

The field gun wz. 1897, also known as the “French seventy-five”, made its mark in history as an effective and modern artillery solution. The cannon was widely used by armed forces of many countries, but in Poland it became one of the key elements of artillery support and played an important role in the battles of 1939, especially during the Battle of Mława and the defense of Warsaw.

Thanks to high-quality workmanship and the inclusion of figures, the IBG 35059 model allows not only for the building of a historically accurate replica of the gun, but also for creating a realistic battle scene. This product is perfect both for enthusiasts of assembling military models and for collectors documenting the history of the Polish Army.

Assembly difficulty level: 3/5 – the set is recommended for intermediate modelers who already have some experience working with plastic kits.

We recommend this model to all fans of Polish history and to modelers looking for an interesting addition to their World War II artillery equipment collection.