G917T (1939 production), German Army Truck
1/35 WWII military vehicle scale plastic model kit
ICM 35413
High-quality details.
Manufacturer: ICM Models (Ukraine)
Scale: 1/35
Material: Plastic
Paint: Unpainted, Unassembled, Kit do not contain paints and glue.
Condition: New in Box
In principle, all built worldwide models were identical, but the German version differed by an undivided windshield. In Germany the truck and pickup were built by the Ford plant in Cologne from 1939 to 1942 as G917T , G987T , G997T and G987TG and here as Ford Wehrmacht truck known. The Schell plan did not consider Ford Cologne initially in procurement for the armed forces , as the work was not regarded as " pure German " . Until the declaration of war by Germany to the United States in early December 1941 Ford USA supplied nor parts of the range to Cologne. Among other things, therefore, the production of the models G987T , G917T and G987TG had to be set in the same year . From existing parts of the model G997T was produced with the 3.9 - liter eight-cylinder V8 gasoline engine with 95 hp until 1942. In addition, since the Wehrmacht was keen to reduce the colorful diversity of the type required for the Wehrmacht and truck industry , the production of this series in Germany and France was closed , while the production otherwise went worldwide . In Germany created about 25,000 vehicles and there were also versions with a Marmon - Herrington originating from four-wheel drive . In addition, the Wehrmacht ambulance with a lengthened wheelbase was built without wheels and there were eight seater minibuses . The G987TG it was also on a low frame chassis with Bus body for up to 25 seats . Even after the end of production numerous series vehicles were still equipped to conserve on wood gas generators from Imbert about oil reserves.
- Stock: 2
- Model: ICM35413
- DATE ADDED: 26/02/2014
- EAN: 4823044402236
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