First to Fight PL090 – Tatra OA vz.30 1/72

First to Fight PL090 – Tatra OA vz.30 in 1/72 scale is an excellent choice for modelers fascinated by armored vehicles from the interwar period and the pre-war history of Central Europe. This plastic model kit faithfully represents the armored car Tatra OA vz. 30, which served as a basic reconnaissance vehicle of the Czechoslovak army in the years 1934–1939. The model belongs to the category of military and armored vehicles from the interwar period.

Tatra OA vz. 30 is a 3-axle armored car designed and produced by the well-known Tatra Kopřivnice factory in pre-war Czechoslovakia. Its unique drive arrangement – two driven rear axles – provided excellent off-road capabilities for a light "armored car." The vehicle’s armament consisted of two ZB vz. 26 machine guns: one mounted in the revolving turret and another by the driver’s station, enabling effective self-defense for reconnaissance units or convoy escorts.

• Model scale: 1/72
• User country: Czechoslovakia, later transferred to Slovakia, Hungary, and Romania after the dissolution of Czechoslovakia
• Period of use: interwar period, 1934–1939
• Original armament: 2x ZB vz. 26 machine gun
• Number produced: 51 units
• Model material: high-quality plastic
• Contents: model assembly parts, decals, and a clear assembly instruction

Why choose this model?
The Tatra OA vz.30 model is an excellent choice for both armored vehicle collectors and historical modelers. Realistic representation of shapes, turret details, and armament allows you to create an impressive display piece. We recommend this model especially for beginners and intermediate level hobbyists (assembly difficulty: 2/5) due to the clear instructions and high-quality detailing by First to Fight.

Summary
First to Fight PL090 – Tatra OA vz.30 1/72 is a unique, historically accurate model that will enrich any collection of armored vehicles from the interwar period. It is a perfect addition to dioramas depicting 1930s Europe and an interesting learning and hobby item for military history and model-making enthusiasts.