Polish Army Infantry (wz. 36 Uniforms) Advancing with Rifles

In the 1930s Polish Army received a new uniform - the design was called wz. 36 (pattern 36). Before the war only some of the units received this outfit, making uniform unification impossible. Its design was focused on combat utility, more than any other previous scheme. The colour and style of the wz. 36 was far more useful than any previous one, especially in the Polish countryside. During interwar period Polish Infantry was armed mostly with 7.92mm calibre Mauser carbines, standard early war bolt-action rifle. Better firepower was provided by redesigned wz. 28 Browning, based on foreign-made B.A.R..

Polish forces were significantly outmatched, both on land and in the air, yet the defence lasted for over a month. With many battles and fights Polish soldiers have proved their bravery and commitment, fighting against any odds.

Contains:

• 5x Soldiers Armed with Rifles
• 5x 25mm Bases

Please note: Miniatures are supplied unpainted and some assembly will be required.