The Polish officers come in casual poses, ideal for dioramas showing moments of planning, discussion, or observation. Poses, make them the perfect company for staff cars used by the Polish Army in 1939, such as the Polish Fiat 508 or Opel Olympia. The Opel Olympia wasn’t officially issued by Polish Army, it was still a pretty popular car back then. Polish officers might have used it as a means of transportation. Bronco make one in 1/35 scale!
Sure, the truck drivers might be in the most “boring” driving poses, but anyone who’s built trucks knows the real fun is stowage! From crates and barrels to bags, machines, tanks, airplanes or livestock. Cargo is what really makes military truck models come alive. And then you’ll need some figures—otherwise your truck just looks abandoned, which might not be very good…
The set comes in both 1/72 and 1/35 scales, tested to fit Tamiya’s Blitz in 1/35, and it should work well with IBG’s V 3000 in 1/72. 1/48 version comming soon.
The French tank crewman and accompanying soldier are ideal for enhancing dioramas featuring French tanks from the 1940 campaign. Additionally, there’s a set of two more soldiers. The tank crewman fits Renault R35, Hotchkiss H35, FCM 36, or Somua S35. These figures are also available in 1/72 scale