MiniArt 38016 GERMAN CAR 170V CONVERTIBLE SALOON 1/35

MiniArt 38016 GERMAN CAR 170V CABRIO SALOON 1/35 – plastic model kit

MiniArt 38016 GERMAN CAR 170V CABRIO SALOON 1/35 is a high-quality plastic model kit representing the iconic German passenger car, the Mercedes-Benz 170V in the cabriolet version. This model is reproduced in the 1/35 scale, which is popular among modelers, allowing for a high level of detail while also ensuring compatibility with other military sets and World War II era dioramas.

The Mercedes-Benz 170V car was widely used by German forces during World War II, both by the Wehrmacht as well as support units and commanders. The model represents the cabrio saloon version, featuring a folding roof, offering not only functionality but also the distinctive appearance of that period. The original vehicle was produced in Germany and used on the Eastern and Western fronts, and even in North Africa.

The MiniArt 38016 set is made from high-quality plastic, which ensures ease of cutting, gluing, and painting. MiniArt models are appreciated on the modeling market for their very fine surface and detailed features – in this case you’ll find a recreated cockpit interior, body components, fine lamp details, and the dashboard. The set also includes plastic passenger figures, allowing you to build a dynamic diorama scene featuring a driver and passenger.

• Model scale: 1/35
• Historical period: World War II
• Country: Germany
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Kit contents: car model, passenger figures, detailed assembly instructions
• Not included: glue, paints
• Category: plastic model kit

This model is recommended for both advanced modelers and intermediate enthusiasts of World War II vehicles. The wealth of detail and the possibility of arranging a scene with passengers make it an attractive choice for dioramas and collections of historic reconstructions.

Assembly difficulty: 3/5. The kit requires accurate gluing and painting of fine parts, so it is best suited for intermediate and advanced modelers. It is an attractive proposition for enthusiasts of history, military, and vehicle reconstructions.