1/43 Ven DACS WS 750 1950 (dark blue) [02029]

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Product Description ■ Draisinenbau Dr. Alpers & Co KG started manufacturing automobiles in 1947 under the company name of Venn DACS.
In addition to the AeroWS 700, the plant also succeeded in selling vans.
In a very short period of time, the new car was designed and put into production.
In a very short period of time, the new car was designed and put into production.
Much of the plant's production capacity was devoted to the Aero-type cars, and production of hand cars for railways was resumed. In a very short period of time, the new car was designed and put into production.
All employees were busy dealing with the car, and they couldn't afford to test it intensively.
The price was stated as 5750 marks and was so tight that they couldn't make much money. The calculations by Dr. Adolf Alpers didn't work.
The initial euphoria of the 102km/h high-speed sedan WS750 released in 1950 quickly evaporated because of major defects in quality and design.
Complaints arose and people were needed to repair it. Workers could no longer do mass production work and the new model's short delivery date could no longer be met.
In 1951, the famous journalist Werner Oswald of East Anglia published an article in the automobile magazine Das Auto titled "In Sachen Wendax" (about Venn DACS).
Dr. Adolf Alpers had to file for bankruptcy in the automobile manufacturing sector in 1951. In total, only 55 ヴェンダクス WS750 were shipped from the plant in ヴェンデストラーセ, Hamburg.
[Product details]
Scale : 1/43
Material : Resin
Specifications : 333 limited 1500 Alpers