Tamiya 35321 - 1/35 Simca 5 Staff Car (German Army)  [35321]

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  The Simca 5 ended up being a tiny passenger vehicle which debuted in March 1936. It had been very nearly the same as the Fiat 500 Topolino because the car was actually created by Fiat. The vehicle had been equipped with a completely independent front suspension, a 4-speed transmission, hydraulically-controlled drum brake system, and a 12-volt electric system. During the time, the car was supposed to be affordable for the French public, just as your later Volkswagen Beetle and Fiat 500 brought inexpensive personal motoring towards public in Germany and Italy correspondingly. It absolutely was also very gas efficient. Numerous had been being used by the time WWII began, together with German Army grabbed many them once they occupied France. They were pressed into armed forces solution as staff cars for transporting workers and liaison duties. Over 46,000 Simca 5s had been built by the time production finished in 1946. The Tamiya model kit is an exact reproduction that may be built and detail by detail making use of Tamiya fine finishing materials.

Specs and qualities:

• 1/35 Military Miniature Series No.321
• 1/35 scale construction model kit.
• Sleek Body Design With Retracted Canvas Roof
• Detail by detail front & rear suspension system.
• Doors are depicted in either available or closed position.
• Comes with a German Army driver figure.
• 3 decal marking choices.
• Length: 94mm