COBI-2062
POLISH UHLANS
HISTORICAL COLLECTION WWII
44 elements
Age group 6+
3 figures / 1 horse figure

Build Polish Uhlans from September 1939 and recreate the first clashes of World War II!
Transport yourself to the dramatic days of the September 1939 campaign, when the Polish Army was the first to fight against German aggression. This set of figures allows you to recreate the atmosphere of the first days of World War II, full of chaos, courage and determination of soldiers fighting in defense of their homeland.
This compact, yet incredibly atmospheric set is perfect as an element of a diorama, a complement to COBI military collections and a tool for learning about the history of September 1939.
Honor, courage and service to the Republic of Poland
The beginning of World War II and the September 1939 campaign were some of the most dramatic moments in Polish history. Despite the technical and numerical superiority of the enemy, the Polish Army offered fierce resistance on many fronts. Alongside the infantry, cavalry played a key role, being mobile, well-trained and fighting according to modern doctrine, often dismounting and engaging in infantry combat.
Polish Uhlans were not a symbol of outdated warfare, but soldiers capable of rapid maneuvers, reconnaissance and infantry support. This set captures the spirit of those days, showing different forms of service and armament of the Uhlans in September 1939.
What you will find in the "Polish Uhlans" set:
Get ready to recreate the first days of the war! This set includes three detailed figures of Polish Army soldiers and a horse figure, allowing you to create a realistic scene from the September Campaign.
Polish Lancer – A figure of a lancer in a faithfully reproduced cavalry uniform from 1939, wearing an Adrian-type helmet. Armed with a Mauser 98A rifle and a lancer's saber, the symbol of Polish cavalry, it perfectly reflects the tradition and ethos of this formation. Combined with the included horse figure, it allows you to build a dynamic scene of a patrol or cavalry maneuver.
A soldier in a field peaked cap - A figure from the September Campaign period, with an interchangeable headgear in the form of a classic wz. 31 helmet. He is equipped with a Mauser 98A rifle. The figure faithfully reproduces the appearance of a Polish soldier, who formed the core of the country's defense in 1939.
Machine gun operator – The third figure depicts a soldier operating a Browning wz. 28 light machine gun, one of the most important support weapons of the Polish infantry. Realistic details of the uniform, the classic wz. 31 helmet and equipment allow the figure to be used to create historically accurate scenes of defensive battles and ambushes.
Horse figure – The brick-built horse complements the set and emphasizes the role of cavalry in the September Campaign. It is perfect for dioramas and dynamic maneuver scenes.
Why you should have this set:
• High-quality workmanship – the figures have durable prints instead of stickers, which guarantees resistance to abrasion and a long lifespan.
• Historical authenticity – uniforms, weapons and equipment are designed to reflect the realities of the September 1939 campaign.
• Ideal for play and display – the set is suitable for both children (6+) and adult collectors interested in the history of the Polish Army.
• Expandable – combine the set with other products from the HISTORICAL COLLECTION WWII series, create dioramas, defense scenes and your own alternative scenarios of events from September 1939.
The COBI figure set is a tribute to the soldiers who were the first to fight in World War II. It is a story of courage, duty and fidelity to the oath. Now you can recreate these events and their atmosphere in the brick world.
Build history, collect and remember those who fought from the first day of the war.
• 44 high-quality elements
• Manufactured in the EU by a company with over 35 years of tradition
• Meets safety standards for children's products
• Fully compatible with other brands of building blocks
• Clear and intuitive instructions based on illustrations and step-by-step directions
• 3 figures / 1 horse figure