Historical Collection World War II 1937 HORCH 901 185 blocks 2405
- The Horch 901 is a legendary off-road vehicle from World War II, perfect for history enthusiasts and modellers.
Horch 901: Legendary Off-Road Vehicle from World War II
Horch 901 is a military off-road vehicle used by the German armed forces from 1937 to 1945. Produced in several thousand copies, it has become a common means of transport in the army. Initially, the vehicle was intended to transport staff officers. Over time, it began to be used as an ambulance for transporting the wounded, a communications vehicle, a light artillery tractor, and a transporter of supplies and soldiers.
Build Your Own Horch 901 with 185 Bricks
From a set of 185 construction blocks, you can build a Horch 901 (Kfz.15) military passenger car on a scale of 1:35. All graphic details are high-quality prints that do not wear off even during intense play. The design uniquely reflects the original shapes of its historical prototype. The model surprises with new types of blocks, which are perfect for building cars and facilitate further modifications and designing your own structures.
Detailed Mapping and Additional Elements
The detailed vehicle comes with a figurine of a German driver equipped with binoculars. The entire set is complemented by a plate with the vehicle's name. This staff vehicle is an ideal element for building historical scenes and dioramas reproducing any European front of World War II.
Perfect for History Lovers and Modelers
This collection is perfect for history buffs and modelers who want to see detailed reconstructions of vehicles from this period. The product is available in the 6+ version, which means that it is intended for children over 6 years of age who are interested in history and modeling.
Why choose Horch 901?- High-quality prints that do not wear off during play
- Precise design reflecting the original vehicle
- New types of blocks for easier construction and modification
- Figure of a German driver with binoculars
- Vehicle name plate
Horch 901 is not only great fun, but also a valuable history lesson. Every young modeler will be able to enjoy building this classic vehicle and discover fascinating aspects of World War II.