1/43 Opel Brits Ludwig Aero 193 (Red x Silver) [10013]

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Product Description ■ [#10013 Opel Brits Ludwig Aero 1934 〜 Running Zeppelin 〜】
In the middle of the 1930 s, it was a bold thing to cover buses with sheet metal in an aerodynamic shape.
This was sometimes practiced in the construction of passenger cars, except for buses.
Ludwig カロッセリーフ played this pioneering role despite the fact that DRG was the driving force behind the manufacture of streamlined bus bodies.
Around 1935, Coach Builder Ludwig made at least four identical buses based on the three ton chassis of the Opel Brits Truck.
The plant, based in Essen, did not conceal the substructure on which they relied, but had a round radiator grille with the name "Brits" in chrome-plated letters.
In the course of history, Coach Builder Ludwig made at least four identical buses based on the 3-ton chassis of the Opel Ford Truck.
The plant was based on the three ton chassis of the Opel Ford Truck.
The plant was based on the three ton chassis of the Opel Ford Truck.
The plant was based on the three ton chassis of the Opel Ford Truck.
The plant was based on the three ton chassis of the Opel Ford Truck.
The plant was based on the three ton chassis of the Opel Ford Truck.
The plant was based on the three ton chassis of the Opel Ford Truck.
The plant was based on the three ton chassis of the Opel Ford Truck.
The plant was based on the three ton chassis of the Opel Ford Truck.
The plant was based on the three ton chassis of the Opel Ford Truck.
The plant was based on the three ton chassis of the Opel Ford Truck.
The plant was based on the three ton chassis of the Opel Ford Truck.
The plant was based on the three ton chassis of the ルーデヴィッヒ ルーデヴィッヒ eyecatcher