Description
[A Masterpiece Half-Truck that Served as the Feet of German Soldiers]
The Kettenkraftrad was the smallest of the half-track vehicles (half-tracks) used by the German Army during World War II.
The tracks were driven by a central engine, and the vehicle's direction was controlled by a motorcycle-style handle.
Its excellent center of gravity design and clamp-type road wheels gave it excellent traction and traction.
Of the more than 8,000 Kettenkraftrad produced during the war, those produced between 1943 and 1944 were distinguished by their rounded taillight bases and reinforced panels on the sides of the rear seat.
They were used for a wide range of missions on all fronts in the latter half of the war.
[Model Specifications]
This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit of a Mid-Production Model Kettenkraftrad.
★ Overall length when towing: 139 mm, overall width: 29 mm.
★ Not only is the unique form recreated, but the detailed suspension and other features are also realistically recreated.
★ The engine and transmission are reproduced using a limited number of parts.
★ The engine hatch can be opened or closed.
★ The tracks are linked with the straight sections as one piece.
★ The pads are separate parts for a three-dimensional finish.
★ Includes figures of the 3D-scanned driver and two infantry soldiers, as well as a towing trailer.
