Polish 37mm AT gun with crew

Polish 37mm Anti-Tank Gun with Crew

Description: The Polish 37mm anti-tank gun, extensively used during the September 1939 campaign, was a key element of the Polish Army's anti-tank defense. This gun was capable of penetrating the armor of early German tanks, making it a valuable asset on the battlefield. The gun crew, consisting of three soldiers, was responsible for loading, aiming, and firing the weapon. The model depicts a realistic scene of the gun being manned during battle, complete with details such as an ammunition box and the distinctive equipment of Polish soldiers from 1939.

Specifications:

Type: Anti-Tank Gun
Caliber: 37 mm
Crew: 3 soldiers
Role: Anti-Tank Defense
Historical Usage: These guns were used to halt German tanks across various theaters of war in Poland, from the defense of Warsaw to battles on the borders. Although less mobile than more modern anti-tank guns, their effectiveness in 1939 was sufficient to pose a real threat to German armored forces.

Model Details:

3D Printed
Unpainted, requires assembly
Manufacturer: TerenyDoGier/Polish Front Miniatures
Licensed by: Eskice Miniatures
Set Includes:

37mm Anti-Tank Gun
3 crew soldier figures
Ammunition box
Base with terrain details
Model Scale:

Available options: 15mm (1:100), 20mm (1:72), 28mm (1:56)
The Polish 37mm Anti-Tank Gun with Crew played a crucial role in the defense of Poland in 1939, standing as one of the symbols of resistance against the German invasion.