WesternOutlaw
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I've got a new staff car for my Germans but this little "fixer-upper" has certainly seen better days. Although the history buffs will certainly recognize the sporty French car as belonging to General Friedrich Kussin, my "Arnhem Ambush" has been pictured in 1945 Berlin. What plans might be obtained from the dead officer? The Red Army would certainly like to know.
Assault on Berlin (12) by Western Outlaw, on Flickr
Critical Perspective: The K&C Citroën Traction staff car is nicely detailed with chipped paint bullet holes, two "stay-in-position" open doors, and a stationary dead driver. I love the green tiger striped paint scheme, esp. unique among my personal K&C collection; and the dead General is a nice addition. I was a little surprised to discover that only the rear tires turn; although this little vehicle won't be rolling off one's book shelf or table display. Price is a bit high at $179 considering one can almost purchase a tank for this price but the detailing is superb.
Comments welcome.
Assault on Berlin (12) by Western Outlaw, on Flickr
Critical Perspective: The K&C Citroën Traction staff car is nicely detailed with chipped paint bullet holes, two "stay-in-position" open doors, and a stationary dead driver. I love the green tiger striped paint scheme, esp. unique among my personal K&C collection; and the dead General is a nice addition. I was a little surprised to discover that only the rear tires turn; although this little vehicle won't be rolling off one's book shelf or table display. Price is a bit high at $179 considering one can almost purchase a tank for this price but the detailing is superb.
Comments welcome.
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