ICM 1/35 German Army truck V3000S (1941) | 35411

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ICM 1/35 German Army truck V3000S (1941) | 35411One of the lesser known sidelights of the Second World War was that whilst Henry Ford owned numerous factories that built equipment for the U. S. armed forces he also owned a number of factories in Germany and France ( and Russia and Holland and Belgium ) that produced equipment for the Wehrmacht. Ford it seems very much liked to keep their fingers in all the pies. So it does seem somewhat fitting that one of ICMs latesy additions to their line up is

and employed an open-topped lightly armored superstructure to protect the crew

Bel Air® had reached the peak of refined retro elegance

- Incorporates toothed turret ring on turret interior

- Gen2 Kar98k rifles can be mounted in rack

After its declaration of war on June 10 1940

an armor radiator shield and crew cab were intriduced as protection against shell fragments and small arms fire

This was a KV-1S with a new turret designed for the IS-85

interior and engine plus rotating wheels and decal options for two variants

Realistic 8

The new 1/35 scale kit is a 251/17 Ausf

In the late 40s the company developed a van variant of the original car that took the light truck market by storm

- Turret rear plate has ID mark used during factory production