First To Fight PL006 – Kfz. 13 (1:72) is a high-quality plastic model kit representing the German reconnaissance car Kfz. 13 in 1/72 scale. This model is intended for military history enthusiasts and modelers interested in military vehicles from World War II, especially the September 1939 campaign. The Kfz. 13 (also known as the Adler 11 PS) was one of the first armored vehicles used by the Wehrmacht between 1933 and 1941, mainly as a light reconnaissance vehicle and infantry support in the early years of the Second World War. It took part, among others, in the invasion of Poland and fought on the Western Front, primarily performing reconnaissance roles.

The set includes a precisely crafted plastic model kit that requires glue and paints (not included), as well as a unique issue of the magazine "September 1939", which contains a detailed historical overview of the vehicle and a practical modeling guide for painting the Kfz. 13. The model is made of high-quality plastic, ensuring excellent detail and durability of the finished miniature. The manufacturer – the renowned First To Fight brand – has ensured the realistic reproduction of both the body details and the characteristic armament of the vehicle. With logically designed sprues and clear instructions, this model works well both as part of a diorama of the September campaign and as a standalone display piece.

• Scale: 1/72 – allows building a realistic miniature for a diorama or collection
• Country of use: Germany
• Model represents period: World War II (September campaign and the first years of the conflict)
• Material: plastic
• Category: plastic model kit
• Included in the set: model, instructions, magazine with guides and historical outlines
• Difficulty level: 2/5 (recommended for both beginners and intermediate modelers)

Due to its accessible level of difficulty and the addition of historical materials, we recommend First To Fight PL006 both for beginner modelers wishing to start their adventure with Wehrmacht armored vehicles and for collectors interested in the September 1939 campaign. This model combines an interesting history lesson, an educational element, and practical modeling skills.