First To Fight 120 - September 1939 - 1:72 CKM wz.30 with Polish cavalry

Polish wz.30 HMG with Dismounted Cavalry Crew – First To Fight 1:72 (Magazine Included)

This 1:72 scale figure set from First To Fight's “September 1939” collection depicts a Polish dismounted cavalry team operating a wz.30 heavy machine gun. The box includes historically accurate figures and a Polish HMG setup, along with a printed booklet that provides background on the weapon and its wartime usage by the Polish Army in 1939.

• Highly detailed Polish infantry figures in 1939 uniforms
• Includes wz.30 water-cooled HMG and tripod
• Perfect addition to early WWII dioramas and collections
• Printed magazine included with historical content

Model specifications:

• Scale: 1:72
• Type: figure set with weapon
• Manufacturer: First To Fight
• Skill level: beginner

Note: Kit does not include glue, paints, or tools.

Model information:

This kit is ideal for quick assembly and painting. The plastic parts are well-molded and easy to handle, making the set suitable for beginners and collectors alike. The figures and weapon are designed for use in dioramas or wargaming.

Recommended tools and materials:

• Hobby knife or sprue cutters
• File or sanding paper
• Plastic glue
• Paintbrushes
• Paints according to manufacturer instructions

About the wz.30 heavy machine gun:

The CKM wz.30 was Poland’s licensed version of the American Browning M1917, serving as the primary heavy machine gun in the Polish Army. Water-cooled and belt-fed, it was highly reliable and saw widespread use during the September Campaign of 1939, including in infantry and cavalry formations.

Historical specifications:

• Caliber: 7.92 mm
• Cooling: water-cooled
• Crew: 2–3
• Rate of fire: approx. 600 rounds/min
• Effective range: up to 1000 m

First To Fight – history in every box

First To Fight is a Polish company known for its “September 1939” series, which combines detailed 1:72 model kits with historical magazines. Each box offers context and background on the featured subject, making them perfect for history enthusiasts and modelers alike.