1/35 Kubelwagen Type 82 WWII - Tamiya 35213  [35213]

In regards to the German Kubelwagen Type 82

After starting the construction of "Autobahn" motorway in 1933, development of a "people's vehicle - Volkswagen" finished up being founded at after 12 months's Berlin engine show. The "People's Car" task ended up being instantly done including in February 1936, Dr. Ferdinand Porsche delivered their 1st model, that has been ab muscles foot of the fabulous Volkswagen "Beetle". But along with outbreak of the World War 2, all manufacturing from Volkswagen wound up being immediately seemed to armed forces manufacturing. It turned out in January 1938, after the German protection Forces introduced demands for a military version of this practical automobile. In November for the identical 12 months, a prototype model had been completed and yes it had been formally designated the Pkw. K1 "Kubelwagen" Type 82. The automobile utilized a light but sturdy, monocoque construction with foldable canvas top. A big component mounted, air-cooled 4 cylinder engine had a displacement of 985cc and manufacturing of 23.5hp at 3,000rpm, propelling the automobile around 80km/h. The four tires was at reality supported by a torsion club suspension system system system. The Kubelwagen was implemented towards Reconnaissance battalions. Featuring its dependable motor and hefty fat suspension system, the Kubelwagen straight away had become utilized by every product, through the scorching backwoods of Africa on frozen Russian Eastern Front. About 51,000 Kubelwagens, including some variations, take place rolled out from the factory by the last results of WW2.

Specs & Features

• Step-by-step construction and artwork guidelines included.
• Definitely step-by-step 1/35th scale artificial kit for fixed display.
• Over 70 components in tan synthetic: solid artificial tires with split inside hubs.
• Winshield consists of a die cut butyrate sheet.
• Detailed suspension system and framework base - includes exhaust system.
• Detail by information inside: device team, tyre, seats, driver.
• Exterior details include headlights, windshield, and optional location passenger doorways.