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f_r35.gifFrench Renault R35340 viewsFrom Pithead Miniatures The Renault R35 light tank was designed as the replacement for the old FT-17 of WW1 fame. The tank was armed with a short 37mm L/21 SA18 cannon and a 7.5mm machine gun. It was produced in great numbers and equipped two thirds of all French independent tank battalions. Models of this tank were also exported to Poland and they also supplied to units of the Rumanian army.

pl_81mm.jpgPolish 81mm Brandt mortar175 viewsFrom Pithead Miniatures, 81mm Brandt mortar

pl_browning.jpgPolish Browming MG Team162 viewsFrom Pithead Miniatures,

pl_hq.jpgPolish Officers202 viewsFrom Pithead Miniatures,

pl_inf.jpgPolish Infantry208 viewsFrom Pithead Miniatures,

pl_ursus_inf.jpgPolish Ursus Truck with Crew158 viewsFrom Pithead Miniatures,

p_7tpa.jpgPolish 7TP- A 6 Ton tank 154 viewsFrom Pithead Miniatures, This twin turreted tank was armed with two browning machine guns and was designated the 7TPdw these tanks were known to be used by the second company of the first tank battalion in September 1939.

p_7tpb.jpgPolish 7TP-B 6 ton tank 148 viewsFrom Pithead Miniatures, This single turreted tank was armed with a 37mm Swedish Bofors anti-tank gun and one 7.92mm Browning machine gun. Produced from late 1938, they were fitted with radio equipment mounted a rear turret storage bin. Designated the 7TPjw, a total of 97 were produced. These tanks were known to have been used by the second company of the second tank battalion in September 1939.

p_tk3.jpgPolish Tk3 Tankette149 viewsFrom Pithead Miniatures, 300 TK-3 were produced from 1931 at Ursus near Warsaw. The TK-3 was powered by a Ford Type A engine and was the first all-Polish tracked armored vehicle. The crew of two was housed in lightly armored (3-8mm) superstructure. TK-3 was armed with a single 7.92mm wz.25 machine gun, which was operated by the commander. TK tanks were used to equip reconnaissance units attached to infantry Divisions

p_tks.jpgPolish TkS Tankette149 viewsFrom Pithead Miniatures, The TKS was an up-armored version of TK-3 tankette . 390 were produced from 1934, at the Ursus works until September of 1939. The TKS was powered by a license-produced Polski Fiat 122B engine and featured many modifications including strengthened suspension.Like the TK3 the armament consisted of single 7.92mm wz.25 (late) or wz.30 (early) machine gun and its armor protection ranged from 3-10mm . TKS tanks were used by Polish cavalry units assigned to infantry Divisions

p_ursus.jpgPolish Ursus Truck159 viewsFrom Pithead Miniatures,

p_vickers.jpgPolish Vickers/ Ursus VAU 33 6 ton tank 170 viewsFrom Pithead Miniatures, This was the Polish version of the Vickers 6 ton tank produced at the Ursus plant under licence. Armed with a short barrel 47mm cannon . 34 examples were used to equip two light tank companies including 121 company of the 10th mechanised "Black" brigade in September 1939.

p_wz29.jpgPolish Wz 29 armoured car 163 viewsFrom Pithead Miniatures, This large 4 wheeled armoured car had limited cross country capability based as it was on an Ursus truck chassis. The vehicle was armed with a 37mm SA-18 Puteaux L/21 gun cannon and no less than three 7.92mm wz.25 machine guns (one for AA defence). Eight Wz29 armoured cars equipped the Mazowska cavalry brigade attached to the 11th infantry Division.

p_wz34.jpgPolish Wz 34 armoured car 206 viewsFrom Pithead Miniatures, This curious "Dalek" like armoured car was mainly armed with a single 7.92mm wz.25 machine gun though some versions mounted a 37mm SA-18 cannon. Thirteen Wz 34's were used to equip the scout car company attached to each Polish infantry division.

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