Collection of Polish tanks of all types during World War II

Explore the diverse history of Polish tanks during World War II with this comprehensive collection, encompassing various light, medium, and heavy tank models. Here are introductions to each type of tank model:

Light Tanks:
4TP

Introduction: The 4TP is an early Polish light tank, featuring relatively light armor and maneuverability, suitable for rapid mobile warfare.
7TP

Introduction: The 7TP served as the mainstay light tank for Poland on the eve of World War II, boasting advanced design and relatively strong firepower.
TKS z n.k.m. 20 mm

Introduction: The TKS z n.k.m. 20 mm is a light tank equipped with a 20mm machine gun, primarily used for infantry support and reconnaissance tasks.
10TP

Introduction: The 10TP is an experimental light tank aimed at exploring new design and technology, although it did not see widespread production.
14TP

Introduction: The 14TP is an improved light tank, focused on enhancing firepower and maneuverability to meet the demands of warfare.
Medium Tanks:
Huragan

Introduction: The Huragan is a Polish medium tank that incorporates improved design elements to enhance its battlefield performance.
25TP KSUST II

Introduction: The 25TP KSUST II is a medium tank combining advanced firepower and armor to adapt to various tactical needs.
V DS PZInż

Introduction: The V DS PZInż is a medium tank emphasizing a balance between firepower and maneuverability, suitable for diverse tactical environments.
40TP Habicha

Introduction: The 40TP Habicha is a medium tank with improved design, addressing the evolving needs of warfare.
B.U.G.I

Introduction: The B.U.G.I is a medium tank that integrates firepower, armor, and maneuverability, intended to be a mainstay of the Polish armored forces.
Heavy Tanks:
45TP Habicha

Introduction: The 45TP Habicha is a heavy tank featuring increased firepower and armor, suitable for frontal engagements with enemy tanks.
50TP Resilient

Introduction: The 50TP Resilient is a heavy tank reinforced with enhanced armor and firepower, playing a crucial role on the frontline.
50TP prototyp

Introduction: The 50TP prototyp is an improved prototype of a heavy tank, exploring new design concepts and technologies.
53TP Markowskiego

Introduction: The 53TP Markowskiego is an upgraded heavy tank, boasting powerful firepower and robust armor.
56TP

Introduction: The 56TP is an experimental heavy tank aimed at introducing advanced design elements, although it was not mass-produced.
50TP Tyszkiewicza

Introduction: The 50TP Tyszkiewicza is a heavy tank with outstanding firepower and durability, suitable for critical missions on the battlefield.
60TP Lewandowskiego

Introduction: The 60TP Lewandowskiego is a next-generation Polish heavy tank, combining modern design and technology.
This collection showcases the various types of tanks that Poland possessed during World War II, ranging from light to heavy, with different designs and performance characteristics that played diverse roles on the battlefield.