Answer AA72006 PZL W-3 Sokół Polska Policja 1/72 is a precision plastic model kit representing the multi-role PZL W-3 Sokół helicopter as used by the Polish Police. The model is produced in the popular 1/72 scale, allowing for detailed reproduction of both the machine's silhouette and its technical details, as well as its unique police livery. This model will be perfect as the centerpiece of a civil aviation and law enforcement helicopter collection.

The PZL W-3 Sokół is a completely Polish design, manufactured by the PZL-Świdnik factory. The helicopter was designed in the late 1970s; the first prototype flew in 1979, and serial production began in 1985. It continues to serve today, being one of the pillars of equipment for Polish rescue services and law enforcement formations. The PZL W-3 Sokół has carried out rescue missions, border patrols, anti-terror operations, and convoy duties in both urban and rural areas across Poland (modern era).

The Answer AA72006 kit allows you to build an accurate replica of this Polish helicopter with all the details preserved – the set includes as many as 177 gray plastic parts, 22 clear plastic parts (canopies, windows), and an impressive 76 photo-etched parts providing exceptionally realistic external and interior details. The kit also features high-quality Techmod decals with authentic markings and inscriptions characteristic of Polish Police aircraft.

• Scale: 1/72
• Country of use: Poland – Police formations
• Period of use: 1980s – present day
• Material: plastic (sprues), photo-etched parts (metal), clear parts
• Add-ons: Photo-etched details, Techmod decals
• Category: Plastic model kit
• Recommended assembly skill level: 4/5

This set is recommended for experienced modelers and collectors who appreciate complex builds and high-class detailing. Building the PZL W-3 Sokół model requires precision and patience, making it a rewarding challenge and satisfying project for enthusiasts of Polish aviation and law enforcement vehicles. The kit is an excellent base for enhancement and adaptation in themed dioramas – both civil and military.