Tamiya 1/48 MMV Pkw. K1 German Kubelwagen Type 82 #32501  [32501]

• Tamiya now presents 1st product in 1/48 Military Miniature car Series: The Kubelwagen Type 82. This popular automobile had not been just employed by the Wehrmacht but additionally by the Luftwaffe. This vehicle is ideal for individuals who wish to create realistic dioramas. Set includes 2 numbers. Front side doors come as split parts and can be attached in opened or closed position.
• About the German Kubelwagen Type 82
  In February 1936, Dr. Ferdinand Porsche delivered his very first prototype of the "People's Car", that was to be the beds base for the Volkswagen "Beetle". However, with the outbreak of WWII, all make associated with the Volkswagen had been immediately considered armed forces manufacturing. In January 1938, German Defense Forces displayed specs for a military version of this practical automobile. In November of this exact same 12 months, a prototype had been completed plus it was officially designated Pkw. K1 "Kubelwagen" Type 82. The automobile used a light but sturdy monocoque construction with foldable canvas top. Along with its reliable motor and heavy weight suspension, the Kubelwagen straight away came to be used by every unit, from scorching wilderness of Africa to your frozen Russian Eastern Front Side. About 51,000 Kubelwagens, including several variants, had been rolled right out of the factory by the finish of WWII.
  

Specs and Features:

• General size: 79mm
• General width: 33.5mm
• Ideal for those who want to create realistic dioramas with their 1/48 scale planes.
• The type of the particular Kubelwagen has been accurately replicated.
• Every attribute of a late production Kubelwagen such as for instance quick back fenders was reproduced.
• Includes decals for 4 different markings including 3 automobiles from the Luftwaffe.
• The interior has been replicated right down to the best information.
• Front side doors come as split components and that can be connected in opened or shut place.
• Set includes 2 figures in standing place, one holding a map while the other offering directions just before trip.