Tamiya 1/35 GERMAN HORCH KFZ.15 NORTH AFRICAN CAMPAIGN japan NEW

[Renewal of masterpiece kit with newly developed parts] Horch Kfz.15 is a representative vehicle of the German medium-sized military vehicle during World War II. It has a capacity of 4 people, and is equipped with a water-cooled 8-cylinder engine with a maximum output of 85 horsepower in a high-performance chassis with 4-wheel drive and 4-wheel independent suspension, and was able to demonstrate a maximum speed of 90 km / h on the road. Another feature is that spare tires are placed on both sides of the car body and are mounted so that they slip to help run on rough terrain. Produced from 1937 to 1943, it was used for a wide range of missions such as communication, transportation, reconnaissance and command on all fronts, including the Western Front, Balkans, North Africa and Russia at the beginning of the war. Especially on the North African Campaign, where the African corps under the command of the famous general Rommel fought a fierce battle with the British army, the sturdy body and high running performance earned the trust of the generals and supported the operation of the German army. [Model outline] It is a plastic model assembly kit of the German military medium-sized military vehicle Horch Kfz.15. 1/35 scale, total length 137 mm, total width 54 mm. ITALERI Some parts of the old name kit Kfz.15 have been renewed, accessory parts have been added, and the outfit has been newly modeled. The unique appearance with a spare tire on the side is reproduced with a rich sense of reality. We have prepared new parts such as a folded hood, a top plate of the rear luggage compartment, a rifle holder in the room, front horns, tail lights and other detailed equipment, as well as a front window that is laid down with a canvas cover. Tires can be painted. A rich set of small arms such as MG34 machine gun with tripod. Includes 2 crew dolls, 3 standing pose tanker dolls, 2 North African Campaign and 1 Russian Front decals. * Body parts are made by Italeri. * The photo shows the kit assembled and painted.