Italeri 0313 - 1/35 Schwimmwagen  [IT-0313S]

Italeri 0313 - 1/35 Schwimmwagen
Price:
USD$11.40
Brand:
Italeri
Model:
IT-0313S
GTIN:
8001283803137
Condition:
Brand New
Available in warehouse
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Italeri 1/35 Schwimmwagen: A Collector's Insight

The Italeri 1/35 Schwimmwagen model kit captures the essence of one of the most versatile vehicles developed during World War II. Originally conceived by Ferdinand Porsche, the Schwimmwagen was an amphibious adaptation of the Volkswagen 82, designed to navigate both land and water effectively. The real vehicle's lightweight construction allowed it to traverse muddy terrains with ease, thanks to its ability to be manually maneuvered by just two soldiers. This model kit offers enthusiasts a chance to explore its unique design and historical significance in detail.

Historical Context and Modeling Appeal

During WWII, the Schwimmwagen played a crucial role in reconnaissance and liaison missions, where crossing water bodies was a frequent necessity. Its development was driven by the need for more versatile military vehicles after the success of the Kubelwagen in Poland. For model builders, the Italeri 1/35 Schwimmwagen kit provides an opportunity to recreate this piece of military history with precision and authenticity, making it a valuable addition to any military vehicle collection.

Building Experience and Display Value

This 1/35 scale model is not only a tribute to the engineering ingenuity of the past but also a rewarding project for hobbyists. The kit's detailed parts allow for a realistic assembly that showcases the Schwimmwagen's distinctive features. Once completed, the model serves as an impressive display piece that can complement other WWII dioramas or stand alone as a testament to the vehicle's historical significance.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/35
  • Material: PS Plastic
  • Assembly: Glue required
  • Paint: Not included
The Schwimmwagen was developed for its amphibious capabilities, allowing it to perform reconnaissance missions by crossing water bodies, which was essential during WWII.
No, paint is not included. Builders will need to supply their own paint to complete the model.

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