Edition 1:87
Edition 1:87
MAN KAT1 7t. gl. LARS 1:87
452666200€26.99
"MAN manufactured a total of 3500 of the 7-ton MAN CAT 1 trucks for the German Army between 1977 and 1985. Compared to the 2-axle 5-tonner, the 3-axle 7-tonner has a more powerful, air-cooled 320 BHP Deutz engine with an exhaust turbocharger and charge air cooling. These trucks were used as flatbed vehicles, equipment carriers for reconnaissance drones, carrier vehicles for the LARS light artillery rocket system, as container transporters and also as three-sided tippers."<br /
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Edition 1:87
M113 Ambulance carrier 1:87
452666700€24.99
"Since the German arms industry was no longer allowed to develop its own tanks after the end of the Second World War, the German Armed Forces, after its foundation in 1955, initially purchased tank models made in America or Britain. Thus, the American M113, originally designed an armoured personnel carrier (APC), was also purchased in substantial quantities from 1962. I"<br
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VW Typ 181 Military Police
452666900€11.99
"Originally developed and produced for use by the German army, exactly 15,275 of the VW Type 181 partially militarised courier cars (Pkw 0.4 t tmil 4×2) (2 of 4 wheels driven and 0.4 ton payload) were supplied to the German armed forces between 1969 and 1979. The Type 181 often also referred to as the VW Kübelwagen (bucket-seat car) was later also offered for sale to authorities and private customers. In the USA, the Type 181 very quickly acquired cult status and was nicknamed „The Thing“."
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Wolf gl. matt green 1:87
452666600€19.99
"Daimler-Benz and its Austrian development partner Steyr-Puch were commissioned to build the Wolf in 1968 as a successor to both the VW Iltis (LKW 0.5 t gl) and the VW Type 181 Kübelwagen (PKW 0.4 t). Based on the Mercedes-Benz G-Class, around 12,000 of the Wolf LKW 0.5t gl vehicles were supplied to the German armed forces in about 50 different variants, divided among the three wheelbases of 2,400, 2,850 and 3,120 mm."
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Edition 1:87
Mercedes-Benz 230E 1:87
452666500€11.99
"The Mercedes-Benz 230E (W123) was introduced in 1968 and was the successor to the legendary Mercedes-Benz tail fin. As a 200, the vehicle produced 95 hp and reached a top speed of up to 165 kilometers per hour. Numerous W123s were also purchased by the Bundeswehr during its construction period, where they were mainly used as command vehicles for division commanders."
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Set winter camouflage 1:87
452653000€69.99
Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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