A kit of the German off-road passenger car Horch 901 in the Kfz. 15 configuration of 1937. It goes together without gluing, as the parts fit into one another.
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The Horch 901 was a medium off-road passenger car, which was produced for the German army from the second half of the 1930s. It had all-wheel drive, independently sprung wheels and a load-bearing frame, thanks to which it managed field tracks and broken terrain alike. The designation Kfz. 15 does not belong to the chassis but to the body: it was a four-door open body for staff and signals duty, with a folding canvas roof and room for the crew and equipment. Cars of this type belonged among the most common command cars of their day and appeared on practically every battlefield.
The model is assembled without glue. The parts fit into one another through a joining system, so the build is clean, it can be taken apart and put back together at any time and it requires no tools. The exact number of parts, the extent of the movable sections and the equipment of the package follow from the instructions enclosed by the manufacturer.
Build according to the instructions step by step and do not skip the individual steps, because with this system the parts are often secured only a few steps later. Press the joints home at a right angle, not at an angle. Rather leave the finished model in the original colors of the parts, and do any additional painting only on parts that will not then be taken apart.
The set suits collectors of military hardware and builders who want a model without the work of glue and paints. Paints, glue and a display case are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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