During World War II, the German armed forces used the powerful motorcycle for liaison and reconnaissance missions.
The Zündapp KS600 is one of the most famous motorcycles in the 600cc class because it featured a lightweight, rigid pressed steel frame and a 597cc twin-cylinder engine with a four-speed gearbox.
It was often used with a sidecar. Production began in 1938, and the KS600 was in service from the beginning to the end of World War II.
Plastic model kit for a Zündapp KS600 motorcycle with sidecar and Wehrmacht soldiers.
Paint and glue not included
The Zündapp KS600 is one of the most famous motorcycles in the 600cc class because it featured a lightweight, rigid pressed steel frame and a 597cc twin-cylinder engine with a four-speed gearbox.
It was often used with a sidecar. Production began in 1938, and the KS600 was in service from the beginning to the end of World War II.
Plastic model kit for a Zündapp KS600 motorcycle with sidecar and Wehrmacht soldiers.
- Fork, frame, boxer engine and shaft drive are realistically represented
- The engine has a realistic representation of the air cooling fins.
- The spokes are reproduced in detail.
- As with a real motorcycle, the front fork is connected to a shaft that allows steering movement even after assembly
- On the side of the package there are images of traffic signs that can be used to build dioramas
- Decals for the army and air force license plates and for the dashboard are included
- Three complete figures are included, representing the motorcyclist, the passenger and an infantryman
- Scale 1:35
Paint and glue not included
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