F&A Miniatures FA-72014A Pzinż 342 ciągnik bez plandeki 1/72

The PZInż. 342 – artillery tractor without tarpaulin in 1/72 scale is a unique offering from F&A Miniatures, designed for modelers interested in Polish military technology of the Second Polish Republic. This product depicts a light artillery tractor produced in Poland in the late 1930s, developed as an evolution of earlier military vehicles created at the State Engineering Works (Państwowe Zakłady Inżynierii).

• 1/72 scale model – allows for precise reproduction of the vehicle’s details, while maintaining compact dimensions ideal for dioramas.
• Represents the version without a tarpaulin – provides full access to details of the cabin, frame, running gear, and the rear of the vehicle.
• Produced from high-quality plastic – ensures sharp, crisp details and easy handling during assembly.

PZInż. 342 was used by the Polish Army in 1938–1939 during the interwar period and the September Campaign. Its main task was towing light artillery and transporting artillery crews and ammunition. During the Defensive War of 1939, these tractors were used intensively in all theaters of operations, and after the capitulation, some were taken over by German or Soviet forces, making them a particularly interesting historical subject.

• Product category: Plastic scale model kit
• The kit does not contain metal or resin parts, but its excellent design accurately represents the characteristic features of the vehicle.
• Intended for: fans of Polish military vehicles, collectors of interwar era equipment, historical modelers, and diorama builders.
• Assembly difficulty level: 3/5 – requires precision and basic modeling experience.

Thanks to outstanding details, documentary accuracy, and a true-to-history replica of the original vehicle, F&A Miniatures FA-72014A Pzinż 342 is an invaluable addition to any collection of 20th-century Polish equipment models. We highly recommend this product both to novice Polish military history enthusiasts and to advanced modelers wishing to enrich their dioramas with authentic logistical details from the September Campaign.