Le. Gl. Einheits-PKW Kfz.2 – the German off-road car

Kfz.2 – the German military light off-road car from the interwar and World War II periods. Cars were produced in 1936 - 1943. About 13 thousand. ORCs of this type were produced. They were usually equipped with a "Stoewer" 4-cylinder 2-liter 50 h. p. engine. Kfz.2 was designed and manufactured by the “Stoewer” factory, but later “BMW” and “Hanomag” factories also began to produce them under license. Cars,  manufactured by different manufacturers, often had different engines. The vast majority of cars produced were four-wheel drive. The body had only three doors: two on the left side and one on the right. These ORCs were mainly used as radio communication support vehicles (German: Funkkraftwagen). They served on all fronts of World War II.

A small, well-designed and richly detailed model, suitable only for medium-experienced and experienced modelers. However, working under the supervision of a more experienced colleague, don’t rushing and using all the reserves of patience, diligence and attention, this model will be perfectly assembled even by the modelers with little experience. The model perfectly reproduces all visible exterior details, chassis, transmissions, suspension parts, the engine is reproduced as far, as it is visible from below. The underhood space is not detailed, the model depicts a car, that has already been well "exploited" on the war fronts. There is a small color reserve, the textual instruction in Polish is not very large, quite detailed, perfectly complementing the medium-size, quite informative and easy-to-read graphical instruction.