The VW Type 128 Kübelwagen with a swimable, self-supporting tub, a foldable propeller and all-wheel drive.
The first prototypes were presented in 1940 and limited series production began in 1941.
With a wheelbase of 2.40 m, the long tub did not offer sufficient stability.
For this reason, replacement by the shorter VW Type 166 floating bucket began as early as 1942.
Plastic model kit for building a long Schwimmwagen
(Figures are NOT included)
Decals for:
1:35 scale
unbuilt / unpainted
The first prototypes were presented in 1940 and limited series production began in 1941.
With a wheelbase of 2.40 m, the long tub did not offer sufficient stability.
For this reason, replacement by the shorter VW Type 166 floating bucket began as early as 1942.
Plastic model kit for building a long Schwimmwagen
(Figures are NOT included)
- realistic representation of the suspension
- 2 different lighting systems and rear-view mirror
- the propeller can be raised or lowered
- 5 vinyl tires
- photo-etched parts
Decals for:
- XXXVII Pz.Kps., Elbe, May 1945 in sand yellow / brown two-tone camouflage
- unknown unit in dark grey
- PzAufklAbt.6, Sept.1944 in three-color camouflage
- unknown unit in dark grey
1:35 scale
unbuilt / unpainted
Suitable Accessories
31.50 €*
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