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Transporter and Kombi in Europe, Kombi or Furgão in Brazil, Combi, Panel and Caravelle in Mexico, and Microbus in the United States and Canada – this historic and popular German van is now an icon of automotive history. It was used for decades for both military and civilian purposes and remains in service in many countries to this day.
This kit represents the bus version of the vehicle, manufactured in Germany from 1967 to 1971 – probably one of the most widely used variants. The kit includes emergency lights as well as a roof-mounted “Follow Me” light bar. The included decal sheet offers markings for four colorful vehicles, including airport buses featured in a well-known spy film from 1971.
The modeler can apply various changes and simple modifications to replicate different configurations as seen over the years in different countries or in civilian versions. This kit is suitable for building straight out of the box or for individual customization – offering a wide range of creative possibilities.
Main features of the kit:
– Over 170 plastic parts
– Detailed interior and engine
– All doors can be posed open
– Decals for 4 painting and marking options
HUMMER from the manufacturer Hauler to scale 1/87 reference HLR87077
Citroen 15 CV from the manufacturer Heller to scale 1/24 reference 80763 The „TRACTION“ was presented at the 1934 Motor Show. At that time, there were three versions: the “7”, the “11” and the “22”.
Alpine A310 from the manufacturer Heller to scale 1/43 reference 80146 The ALPINE A310, a 2+2 coupé presented in 1971, was initially equipped with a rear-mounted in-line 4-cylinder engine of 1600 cm3, fitted with a 4-speed gearbox. In 1976 this engine was replaced by the V6 PRV (Peugeot Renault...
Car Stranger Things from the manufacturer Revell to scale 1/25 reference 07732
Model Set Bugatti EB110 from the manufacturer Revell to scale 1/24 reference 67353
'69 Chevy Camaro from the manufacturer Revell to scale 1/12 reference 07727
BMP-1 - BMP-2 tracks from the manufacturer Hauler to scale 1/87 reference HLR87141
STARTER KIT Focus WRC'01 from the manufacturer Heller to scale 1/43 reference 56196 Included Cement · Brush · Main paints Even though its outline remains unchanged, the Ford Focus WRC 2001 claims to be as an entirely new car. The development of its engine has now been entrusted to Cosworth.
Model Set '71 Mustang Boss 351 from the manufacturer Revell to scale 1/25 reference 67699
PANTHER ausf G from the manufacturer Hauler to scale 1/87 reference HLR87117
STARTER KIT Delahaye Type 103 Pompiers from the manufacturer Heller to scale 1/24 reference 56780 Included Cement · Brush · Main paints The Société des automobiles DELAHAYE is one of the oldest French automobile trademarks, and was created in 1845 by Emile DELAHAYE. The company presented its...
Starter Set - Land Rover Series 1 from the manufacturer Airfix to scale 1/43 reference A55012
Culemeyer four axles from the manufacturer Hauler to scale 1/87 reference HLR87165
MB Unimog 411 wheels from the manufacturer Hauler to scale 1/87 reference HLR87221
Model Set Mercedes-Benz SSKL from the manufacturer Revell to scale 1/32 reference 67737
STARTER KIT Renault R5 Turbo from the manufacturer Heller to scale 1/43 reference 56150 Based on an R5 Alpine body, modified by the Heuliez coachbuilders, the Renault 5 Turbo was presented as a „concept-car“ at the Salon de l‘Automobile de Paris 1978 [car show]. Group 4 approved on 1 September...



















