POLISH TK-3 with INTERIOR

Description

TK-3 was a Polish tankette produced at the time of the interwar period. In addition to tank 7TP, it was the primary weapon Polish armored forces. Its construction was based on the English tankette Carden-Loyd. Series production of these vehicles were made in a factory in Czechowice Ursus near Warsaw. In the years 1931-1933 was founded approx. 300 of these cars. Based on the TK-3 built prototype vehicles - tankette tower (TKW) and self-propelled gun (TKD) and deeply modernized TKS. In 1938 tankette TK-3 was used in the operation to deal Zaolzie. During the September campaign approx. 470 TK-3 and TKS was used mainly for reconnaissance and patrol duties, otherwise to support the attacking infantry and cavalry, as well as to cover the retreating units. Until September 1939 the only user of tankettes was the Polish Army. After the September campaign some cars went into the German army and Hungarian. The kit is including the interior fully detailled. (Scale : 1/35e)