„Wz. 28“ and „Wz. 29“ – the Polish armored cars

Armored cars "Wz. 28" and "Wz. 29" was used in small quantities by the Polish Army in the September 1939 war with Germany. The units created in the first days of the war were armed with them.

Armored car "Wz. 28" built in the second half of the twenties of the 20th century on a semi-tracked “Citroen – Kegresse” B2 CV 10 chassis. Most of them were converted to full-wheeled chassis ("Wz. 34") in the thirties, but a few survived as training machines until 1939. They formed an improvised squadron, led by lieutenant Feliks Uscinski. Since it is not known, how "Wz. 28" were painted in September 1939, it was determined, that they did not have spotted camouflage.

Armored cars "Wz. 29" built in 1929 on the chassis of the truck "Ursus A". In addition to the prototype, 10 units were produced for use in the Test Battalion CWBP. In September 1939, they formed an armored car squadron in the Mazovia Cavalry Brigade.

Both models are designed in 1:32 scale and are block models for beginners and less experienced modelers. When gluing them, you don't even need the help of a more experienced colleague. But even for experienced modelers, after using the second magazine, it is possible to squeeze much more out of them, than is given in the publication. This is what the attached photos show.