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Model Set W.O.T. 8 BM-13-16 Katyusha/Cargo

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Delivery 1-2 working days for 5.00 €

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Delivery 2-3 working days for 9.99 €

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Delivery 2-4 working days for 24.99 €

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Description

W.O.T. 8 BM-13-16 Katyusha-Cargo – Your key to authentic model building history

Are you looking for a model building project that is not only fun, but also brings a piece of history to life? The W.O.T. 8 BM-13-16 Katyusha Cargo model kit puts a British military vehicle from the Second World War in your hands - with all its details and possibilities. Whether you want to build the famous Katyusha version or the sturdy cargo transporter, this kit gives you the freedom to create your own masterpiece.


Scope of delivery
  • Plastic model kit (not assembled)
  • Illustrated, multilingual building instructions
  • Decals for several historical variants
  • Basic colors (Revell Aqua Color)
  • Adhesive (Revell Contacta Professional Mini)
  • Brush

Special features
  • Model can be built in two variants: Katyusha rocket launcher or cargo transporter
  • Extremely detailed chassis for a realistic look
  • Historically authentic decals for multiple units:
    • Russian Red Army, unknown unit, 1942
    • Russian Red Army, unknown unit, 1942-1943
    • Russian Red Army, unknown unit, 1943
    • 7th Armored Division 'The Desert Rats', France and ETO, 1944-45
  • Complete set with paints, glue and brush – ideal for beginners and professionals

Background information

The W.O.T. 8 (Fordson War Office Truck) was a British military vehicle known for its reliability and versatility. During the Second World War it was used by the British Army and its allies in various roles, including as a troop transport, material transporter and - in the Russian army - as a carrier for the infamous Katyusha multiple rocket launcher. This vehicle made history by serving on both European battlefields and the Russian steppes. The nickname 'Katyusha' comes from a popular Russian song and became a symbol of the power and mobility of this system.


With this model kit you not only get a unique crafting experience, but also a piece of history that represents the engineering and military tactics of its time.


Start today!

Everything you need to build your W.O.T. You will find 8 things you need in this complete set - from the high-quality paints to glue and brushes. Immerse yourself in the world of model making and create a masterpiece that you can proudly present.


Order now and start your next project! Get this historical model with just one click and let your creativity run wild.


 

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Carrera Toys GmbHRennbahn Allee 1 5412 Puch / Salzburg Österreichshop@carrera-revell.com

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JBF Toys and Trains

Toys, Collectibles

Boulevard des Scillas 2-4, 2529  Howald, Luxemburg

Opening hours

Monday 09:30-18:00
Tuesday 09:30-18:30
Wednesday 09:30-18:30
Thursday 09:30-18:30
Friday 09:30-18:30
Saturday 09:30-18:00
It is possible to make an appointment outside these hours via contact@jbftoysandtrains.com or +352 26 48 08 20.

Business number

10124147/0

Commercial register number

B271654

VAT ID

LU34308276

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