German Pkw.K1 Kübelwagen Type 82 (Eastern Front)

The Volkswagen Type 82 Kübelwagen, German word for bucket or tub-car, is a light military utility vehicle built during World War II. The simply labelled Kübel, Type 82, was heavily based on the Volkswagen Beetle designed by Ferdinand Porsche. Seated for a crew of four, the lighter, cheaper 2-wheel driven Kübel was intended to be manhandled in case it got stuck.  Initially deployed by the German military in the North African campaign, the Kübel roadster saw extensive combat till the final days of  WW2 Eastern Front in 1945.

Meng German Pkw.K1 Kübelwagen Type 82 (Eastern Front) features:

• Newly tooled, highly detailed kit.
• Three-part, authentically reproduced, lower chassis.
• Highly detailed crew interior with seats, dashboard, and ribbed doors.
• Included underside engine block, suspension system, and  snap-fit steering system.
• Digitally sculpted soft top canvas with frame.
• Spare jerry cans with plastic mounting brackets and Kar 98k rifles..
• Clear parts for the front windshield and lights.
• Authentically reproduced vinyl offroad wheels.
• 3 marking options.