First To Fight PL109 Niemiecki czołg lekki Pz.Kpfw 38 Ausf. D 1/72 – plastic model kit with magazine

First To Fight PL109 Niemiecki czołg lekki Pz.Kpfw 38 Ausf. D 1/72 is a unique set intended for military modeling enthusiasts and collectors of historical armored vehicles. This product is the perfect combination of an attractive plastic model kit and a richly illustrated magazine that brings closer the history and use of the original vehicle in the realities of World War II.

Historical model in 1/72 scale

The presented model depicts the German light tank Pz.Kpfw 38(t) Ausf. D, which originates from Czechoslovak construction—as LT vz.38, taken over by the Third Reich after the annexation of Czechoslovakia. The Ausf. D version was one of several modifications from 1940/1941, characterized by, among other things, changes in armor and equipment.

• Model scale: 1/72 – perfect for diorama collections and World War II battle recreations.
• Country of origin and use: Germany, used by the Wehrmacht from 1939 to 1942, notably during the campaigns in Poland, France, and on the Eastern Front.
• Historical period: World War II.
• Material: High-quality plastic (styrene), ensuring easy fitting of parts and precise surface details.
• Extras: The set includes a magazine with information about the history and use of the vehicle, making this product also an educational material.
• Category: Plastic model kit + educational magazine.

Product features and advantages

The light tank model Pz.Kpfw 38(t) Ausf. D stands out thanks to its detailed representation of the hull, turret, armament, and distinctive silhouette. The basic construction makes it a great choice for both beginner modellers (assembly difficulty: 2/5) and more advanced ones, who can use the model as a base for their own modifications, painting, or mounting additional elements (e.g. metal barrels, photo-etched details – available separately).

Reconstructing the German light tank Pz.Kpfw 38(t) is not only an opportunity to develop modeling skills, but also a chance to expand historical knowledge thanks to the included magazine. The set is especially recommended for lovers of World War II military technology, collectors, and those building 1/72 dioramas.