Revell plastic model kit – This is the origin of all modern vans and transporters. The first generation transporter, called the Bully by its supporters, was mass-produced from March 8th, 1950. The van was different in various models including a box-type van with the standard V-front and split windscreen. The unloaded weight of this truck was around 975 kg with a payload of 750 kg used by several tradesmen and firms. The development was based on the Volkswagen Model 1 known and the T1 had a flat-four air-cooled engine. Also today, the veteran vehicle enthusiasts around the world still love those sturdy vans. The kit contains 124 parts, and the finished model is 180 mm long.

Scale: 1:24
Skill: 3
Number of parts: 124
Dimensions (mm): L180
About the model

• Adjustable Doors And Tailgate
• Body from multiple parts
• This Model Kit Lacks Paint And Glue To Build
• Meticulous Interior With Dashboard And Seats
• An Optional Full Or Half-height Barrier Wall
• Revolving Wheels
• Genuine Stickers With Multiple Markings for Two Variants (F, NL, GB, A, D, and I)
• Chrome Hub Caps, Door Handles, Windscreen Wipers, and Front Emblem
• Adjustable Front Axle
• Reproduction Motor