F&A Miniatures FA-72013 WZ.36 AA Gun 1/72 – Bofors wz. 36 Anti-Aircraft Gun Model

We present a unique plastic model kit – F&A Miniatures FA-72013 WZ.36 AA Gun in 1/72 scale, depicting the iconic Polish-made Bofors wz. 36 anti-aircraft gun. This is an extremely precise model, replicating one of the most important pieces of Polish artillery from the interwar period and the 1939 September Campaign. This model is a perfect offer for both modelers passionate about the history of Polish weaponry and those building World War II themed dioramas.

• Scale: 1/72
• Country of use: Poland (Second Republic); later also Nazi Germany and the USSR (captured guns)
• Material: high-quality plastic ensuring detailed casting and model durability
• Set contents: plastic parts for self-assembly, accurately reproduced chassis, barrel shield, sights, details of the gun emplacement
• Historical period: late 1930s (1936–1939), September Campaign, World War II
• Category: plastic model kit

Historical background:
The 40mm Bofors wz. 36 anti-aircraft gun was the pinnacle of Polish arms industry achievement in the 1930s, manufactured under Swedish license by the Association of Polish Mechanics from America (SMPzA). It served in the Polish Army's anti-aircraft artillery regiments as the main weapon to protect key cities, bridges, and units from Luftwaffe air raids. After the September Campaign, many units were captured and used by German and Soviet forces. The Bofors guns were renowned for their high rate of fire, accuracy, and reliability even in the most difficult combat conditions.

Recommended for:
The F&A Miniatures FA-72013 model is an excellent choice for collectors of Polish military equipment, World War II diorama builders, and modelers wishing to broaden their collection with unique and historically significant artillery. It looks outstanding both as a standalone exhibit and as part of a larger battle scene.

Build difficulty level: 2/5 – model recommended for both beginners and intermediate modelers.

Thanks to its high-quality craftsmanship, detailed reproduction, and faithful presentation of Polish armed forces history, the FA-72013 model is an invaluable addition to any modeling collection.