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1:35 Kfz. Horch 901 typ 40 Frühe Ausf.

178,95 kr

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From the mid-'30s, Germany sought to improve the mobility and mechanisation of its army. One of the key requirements in its ambitious development programme was the adoption of a standard military chassis that would optimise cross-country mobility. Among the various versions proposed, the medium-sized off-road passenger cars on a four-wheel-drive platform, built by Opelwerk and Auto Union, found favour. The Wehrmacht used them in various configurations as troop carriers, as towing tractors and in reconnaissance roles. The Kfz. 12, built by Horch (Horch was part of the Auto Union group alongside Wanderer, Audi and DKW), proved to be very reliable and robust in any operating environment thanks to its simple yet effective design.

The finished model measures 15.7cm

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1:35 Kfz. Horch 901 typ 40 Frühe Ausf.
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1:35 Kfz. Horch 901 typ 40 Frühe Ausf.

178,95 kr

From the mid-'30s, Germany sought to improve the mobility and mechanisation of its army. One of the key requirements in its ambitious development programme was the adoption of a standard military chassis that would optimise cross-country mobility. Among the various versions proposed, the medium-sized off-road passenger cars on a four-wheel-drive platform, built by Opelwerk and Auto Union, found favour. The Wehrmacht used them in various configurations as troop carriers, as towing tractors and in reconnaissance roles. The Kfz. 12, built by Horch (Horch was part of the Auto Union group alongside Wanderer, Audi and DKW), proved to be very reliable and robust in any operating environment thanks to its simple yet effective design.

The finished model measures 15.7cm

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