Assembly model 1:72 military chariot Three-horse cavalry front for 37mm Bofors gun wz. 36 Firs

The three-horse cavalry forward was a specialized two-wheeled cart used by the Polish cavalry to transport the 37 mm Bofors wz. 36 anti-tank gun (the main anti-tank weapon of Poland in 1939). This forward was designed for horse-drawn traction, allowing the gun to be quickly moved over rough terrain. It was attached to the gun carriage, forming an artillery train, and carried a small supply of ammunition and tools, which provided greater operational mobility for anti-tank units assigned to cavalry brigades. The use of three horses (harness "in a row") was typical of the Polish cavalry, which required high cross-country ability and speed of movement.