IBG 35057 75mm French Field Gun Mle Polish Forces 1/35

The IBG 35057 75mm French Field Gun Mle Polish Forces scale 1/35 model is a faithful miniature of one of the most iconic artillery guns of the 20th century. This kit allows you to build your own replica of the French 75mm field gun, which served as a primary weapon of ground forces in many armies worldwide, including the Polish Army.

The original 75mm gun, known as the Canon de 75 modèle 1897, was developed in France at the end of the 19th century and gained global fame during World War I as a breakthrough weapon. Thanks to its innovative recoil system, it enabled rapid firing without the need to reposition the gun after each shot. The cannon was also widely used during World War II by both French troops and the Polish Army, especially in September 1939 on Polish territory, as well as by Polish units in the West.

The IBG 1/35 scale model is an authentic replica of this gun, meticulously replicating all the structural features of the original: the breech mechanism, distinctive fittings, wheels, and ballistic shield. The kit is made from high-quality plastic, ensuring the satisfaction of the modeling process and durability of the finished miniature. The model is intended for self-assembly—glue and paints are not included, which allows you to choose your own finishing style.

• Model scale: 1/35
• Country of use (original): France, Poland
• Historical period: World War I, Interwar period, World War II
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Product type: plastic model kit for assembly
• Contents: sprues with gun parts, assembly instructions
• Kit does not include glue or paints
• Manufacturer: IBG

The IBG 35057 model is perfectly suited for both beginners and intermediate modelers—the assembly difficulty is rated at 3 on a scale of 1-5. The detailed instructions and precisely designed parts ensure that building the model is both smooth and enjoyable. This product is especially recommended for military history enthusiasts, artillery equipment collectors, and those building dioramas from the 1939 September campaign. An excellent addition to any historical modeling collection.