and...one question......how to insert pictures from my collection, from my computer...with my - german of course - models. I tried...and i failed....

Claudiu - no problem

You are right - for Poland, for all World there really was bad time.
I want only to abolish false myths about Poland and Polish Army.

So, in whole, in 1939 - Poland and Romania was allies On case of war with Soviet Union...

Adam

At first you should upload them on http://photos.kitmaker.net/ - there is your account, which are automatically created in moment when you become user of Armorama.
Then, when they will be placed in this gallery, you must copy them address, and next insert this address in your post, inserting it between '[img]'. That's all...

Adam

Besides, my passion is Polish Army and Polish Campaign but I like theme of Wehrmacht too(it look in my gallery, you will be sure it).
Anyway, whole period 1918-1945 is unusually interesting...

Adam

Hello,

Great job and most interesting theme!

Krzysztof

I would forget - you have reason - a lot false myths emerged about Poland in 1939, so, your informations are exclusively curious

Krzysztof

Thanks Krzysztof!

In my opinion, it would be worth to bring closer others, particularly Polish-Soviet war which has started by treacherous Soviet attack at 17th September 1939. in many places, battles with Soviets lasted to 2-3 October 1939(with Germans to 6 October 1939). They have incurred big losses(hide in reports), taking into account, that they combat with not numerous Polish troops - most often with reserve and spare units. Whole Polish divisions combat on German front.

Adam

Hi Adam! Nice work with your Polish infantryman! Bardzo dobre roboty!!

Slowly, but surely, there are starting to be more Polish WWII figures coming onto the market, which I'm very happy about too! Have you seen one of the latest releases from Adalbertus - an AK Courier from the 1944 Warsaw uprising? http://www.adalbertus.com.pl/go/_info/?id=880

You're right too about how the Polish army fought during the German/Soviet invasion. Despite the Germans having immense tank and air superiority, the Poles still managed to give the Germans a bloody nose at Mlawa and during initial skirmishes in Warsaw's outer suburbs.

Considering the industrial might of Germany, invasion on two fronts, and Poland's passive 'allies' (and I use the word extremely loosely), the campaign just couldn't have ended any other way.

Thanks Nick

Yes, I saw it - pretty girl
If it walks about Adalbertus figures of Polish infantry from 1939, they do not please me(not all) but figures from Warsaw Uprising - I like them
In fact, on market, it appears more figures of Polish troops but still lacking good kits or sole Polish soldiers figures from 1939.

Adam