ToRo Model 35F110 Legiony Polskie - Ułan II Brygady 1916 / Polish Legions in World war I - Uhlan of the II Brigade 1916 1/35 is a high-quality model figure depicting a historical Uhlan of the II Brigade of the Polish Legions from the First World War period. This set is precisely crafted in the popular 1/35 scale, making it an ideal choice for collectors and diorama enthusiasts interested in Polish military history between 1914 and 1918.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of service: Poland (Polish Legions)
• Historical era: World War I (1914–1918)
• Material: highly detailed resin
• Category: resin model kit for assembly and painting

The Polish Legions, formed from Polish volunteers from various partitions, were the foundation of the reborn Polish army. The II Brigade, formed in 1916, became famous for its excellent training and exceptionally high morale—its soldiers participated in key battles such as Kostiuchnówka, Rarańcza, and Kaniów, where they distinguished themselves not only by their courage but also their valor, having a huge impact on the later fate of Poland. The Uhlans of the II Brigade are a symbol of Polish heroism and the fight for freedom, and the ToRo Model 35F110 figure faithfully reproduces the details of the uniform, equipment, and the characteristic silhouette of a World War I cavalryman. Furthermore, the model is perfect for creating realistic historical scenes—the figure can be used both in dioramas and as a standalone collector's display.

The manufacturer, ToRo Model, has ensured the highest casting quality, which means even the smallest items of equipment retain an authentic look. The model is designed for self-assembly and painting; glue and paints are not included in the kit. Suitable for both intermediate and advanced modelers—the estimated difficulty level is 3 on a scale of 1 to 5. We especially recommend this figure to enthusiasts of Polish historical formations and World War I collectors, who will appreciate the uniqueness and historical value of this product.