Description
In 1940, after World War II had broken out, the US general staff ordered various factories to design a light multi-purpose vehicle with all-wheel drive. The American Bantam Company, Willy’s Overland, and Ford Motor Co. competed. Willy’s prototype was chosen, which, after an initial run of 1500 vehicles, went into mass production at the beginning of 1941 and reached a total output of 640,000 units out of which 277,000 pieces were produced by Ford under a licensing agreement. This shows that the Jeep was the most widely produced light vehicle of the war industry during World War II.
Kit is comprised of:
Jeep
Trailer
Decals
Three figures
Accessories including: Gas Cans, Spare Tire and Pioneering Tools
Hood can be positioned open to reveal the engine compart or closed.
Suitable for beginners.
Period: Second World War
Skill: 2
Model Dim.: 14 cm
Box Dim.: 258 X 162 X 38 mm
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