1/43 Mercedes 22/50 PS Kyun ヒェン Volkswagen (Mobile Kitchen) 1913 (Ivory x Grey) [01020]

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In the pre-World War I era, in consideration of the fact that the heads of the military clique wanted to eat on the spot when they went to military exercises, Daimler Motoren Gesellschaft invented the so-called Kung ヒェン Wagon (portable kitchen).
Two large refrigerated buckets were installed to store meat, butter, wines and beers so that they could cook in the car.
Among the cars accompanying Kung ヒェン Volkswagen were escorts for eight to ten people.
The seats could be easily removed from the car and used as outdoor seats.
In some circumstances, the benches could be used as couches.
Both cars were sold under the name "Kitchen Train (Kuchenzug)".
The portable kitchen was provided to German Emperor Wilhelm II from around 1910 and used in annual military exercises.
Both cars were based on a 22/50 horsepower chassis.
In addition to German Emperor Wilhelm II's "Imperial Garage", Emperor Ro Shea is also known as a buyer of the combination.
He used the two privately.
This time we are introducing the Kung ヒェン.
[Product Details]
Scale : 1/43
Material : resin