First to Fight PL077 Armata polowa 75mm wz.1902/26 scale 1/72 – plastic assembly model

First to Fight PL077 Armata polowa 75mm wz.1902/26 is a precise, plastic model of field artillery in the popular 1/72 scale, designed especially for historical modeling enthusiasts and collectors of World War II military reconstructions. This model faithfully reproduces the characteristics and details of the original gun used by the Polish Army between 1926 and 1939.

Historical Description

The 75mm wz.1902/26 field gun is a modernized version of the French 75 mm Mle 1897 field gun and the Russian wz. 1902 gun, widely used in the Russian army during World War I. After Poland regained independence and subsequent thorough modernizations in the 1920s, it became a basic component of the Polish Army's artillery during the interwar period and the September Campaign. This type of equipment participated in many battles during the defensive war of 1939, both in frontline and defensive actions, supporting Polish infantry units.

Model Technical Details

• Scale: 1/72
• User country: Poland
• Service period: Interwar period, World War II (1926–1939 in Polish Army service)
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Set components: gun assembly parts, detailed elements, assembly instructions
• Add-ons: glue and paints not included
• Category: plastic assembly model

Advantages and Recommendation

First to Fight PL077 Armata polowa 75mm wz.1902/26 is a historically accurate model, perfect for those reconstructing units of the Polish Army from September 1939, historical diorama scenes, or enthusiasts of 20th-century artillery. It is an excellent addition to any 1/72 scale military model collection. With a moderate level of complexity, the model is recommended for both intermediate and experienced modelers.

• Assembly difficulty level: 2/5
• Recommended for modelers aged 14 and above
• Dedicated to historical reenactors, collectors, and Polish military enthusiasts

By choosing the First to Fight PL077 model, you are investing in high-quality details, a proven brand, and a unique chapter from the history of Polish artillery. It is an excellent base for advanced detailing and for creating realistic dioramas from the 1939 September Campaign.