Roden 807 Opel 3.6-47 Omnibus, model w39 Ludewig-built (1/35)

The Roden 807 Opel 3.6-47 Omnibus, w39 Ludewig-built model in 1/35 scale is an excellent choice for enthusiasts of historical modeling and military vehicles from World War II. This plastic model kit faithfully replicates the German military bus produced by Opel and built by the renowned Ludewig factory between 1938 and 1943. Buses of this type were among the most common transport vehicles used by the German army on various fronts, serving both for transporting soldiers and technical personnel. They were mainly used by the German army, but could also be found in occupation structures and rear-area transportation organization.

Historically, the Opel 3.6-47 Omnibus was present during the campaign in France, on the Eastern Front, as well as in the occupied areas of Western and Eastern Europe during World War II. Its distinctive silhouette and usage in Wehrmacht logistics make it an important addition to any collection of historical dioramas from this era.

This model by Roden is made from high-quality plastic, ensuring precise reproduction of body details built by the Ludewig factory, including windows, grilles, and door arrangements specific to this version. The kit does not include glue or paints, allowing the modeler full individualization of the finish and the ability to match the colors to a specific service period of the vehicle.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (1938-1945)
• Material: plastic
• Product type: plastic model kit

The Roden 807 Opel 3.6-47 Omnibus model is perfect as a standalone exhibit or as part of a larger diorama. Due to its level of complexity and the abundance of details, we mainly recommend it to intermediate and advanced modelers who will appreciate the authenticity of its detailed reproduction.

Difficulty level: 3/5.
Recommended for military vehicle enthusiasts, World War II aficionados, and those building extensive dioramas depicting military rear areas. This model stands out for its historical details and uniqueness on the modeling market, making it a valuable addition to any collection.