1/43 Java Minor 600 Convertible (Green x White) [03026-2]

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[#03026 Java Minor 600 Cabriolet 1938 ~ Second and first in-house 〜】 Combining the knowledge gained through licensed production of the "F2 Meister Class" by DKW, personal experience, and perhaps the experience of solving detailed problems, the idea of making the first in-house car in Java crystallized in 1935, just a year after the start of car production.
The chief executives were Rudolf Vykoukal and Zdenek Kejval, engineers who designed the chassis, engine, and transmission.
The water-cooled two cylinder in-line engine was mounted on the front axle and delivered power from 616.75 cc to 19 horsepower to the front axle.
The engine was manufactured at ヌスリ's Prague plant with a backbone frame with independent suspension. The body was manufactured at a production plant in クヴァジーニ by a sheet metal expert.
Both components were brought to the plant in ティネク Nad サザヴォウ for final assembly.
The small Czech car, also known as Minor or Minor I, but also known as 600, was introduced to domestic dealers and offered a two door sedan, the Cabriolet.
The car appealed to the public, production continued until the war in 1940, and nearly 2000 models were shipped from an assembly plant in Java during about three years of production.
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Scale : 1/43
Material : resin