Tempted to make this the next project, once I’ve completed 1940 Belgians and Germans. Cou0le of immediate questions, while I trawl the forum for useful past threads:
I’ve downloaded the list from the blog: is this still the definitive list to work to? Are there any scenarios or PSCs I should be building my initial forces for?
Figures: in 1/72 (20mm) I’ve seen the Early War Miniatures and Stonewall ranges - any others I should be aware of? What about suitable armour support?
Thanks all!
Simon
1939 Polish Platoon?
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Re: 1939 Polish Platoon?
First to Fight made in Poland has a full range of stuff.
That list is the only official.list I know of.
Reviews here
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That list is the only official.list I know of.
Reviews here
https://henk.fox3000.com/firsttofight.htm
Re: 1939 Polish Platoon?
Check out the Plastic Soldier Review site for reviews of the FtF figures.
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Xan Miniatures has a range in 20mm in the pipeline.




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That’s good to know, thank you!
Re: 1939 Polish Platoon?
I would also suggest the 1939 Poles Errata thread as an adjunct to the reading of the 'official' list.
If you are planning historical transport for your platoon, you should take a look at GRAMODELS. They provide the light platoon cart and anti tank guns and limbers - correct for cavalry and infantry.
If you are planning historical transport for your platoon, you should take a look at GRAMODELS. They provide the light platoon cart and anti tank guns and limbers - correct for cavalry and infantry.