First to Fight PL028 Vickers E Czołg lekki (1/72)

The Vickers E model in 1/72 scale offered by the renowned manufacturer First to Fight is a high-quality plastic assembly kit, representing one of the most recognizable light tank designs of the interwar period. This item comes from the "September 1939" collector's series and is an essential kit for any enthusiast of historical modeling and collectors of armored military vehicles from the early 20th century.

Model Features

• Scale: 1/72
• Country of Use: Poland (also USSR, Spain, China, and others in the original British version, here presented as the Polish variant)
• Material: High-quality plastic enabling precise reproduction of details
• Category: Plastic assembly model kit
• Set Contents: Vickers E tank model for self-assembly, plastic parts, decals, assembly instructions, collector's magazine

Historical Description

The Vickers E tank was developed in Great Britain at the end of the 1920s. Poland purchased the license for this vehicle, introducing it as the standard light tank in its army during the 1930s. The most well-known versions are the single-turret and twin-turret models, both used during Poland’s 1939 September Campaign against the Third Reich. The Vickers E also served as a model for other armored vehicles, such as the Soviet T-26.

Technical Data and Set Contents

• The model features realistically reproduced details from the interwar era
• The set includes decals and authentic markings of Polish armored units
• Easy assembly – parts made of durable plastic ensure an easy fit
• Collector's magazine presenting the historical context of the Vickers E tank's use by the Polish Army

Who is it recommended for?

The First to Fight PL028 Vickers E model is recommended for both beginner modelers (difficulty level: 2/5) and collectors focused on Polish armored vehicles from World War II and the September Campaign. Simple assembly, excellent part fit, and the attractive addition of a historical magazine make this model a great choice for building dioramas, displaying at exhibitions, and expanding a collection of vehicles from the "September 1939" series.