The Great Wall Hobby L3524 plastic model depicts the German Zündapp KS750 motorcycle from World War II, recreating in 1/35 scale the vehicle used by the Feldgendarmerie, or Wehrmacht military police. This motorcycle was widely used by German armed forces on both the Eastern and Western fronts from 1941 to 1945, especially by reconnaissance units and military patrols.

Historical information

The Zündapp KS750 is one of the most well-known military motorcycles produced for the Wehrmacht during World War II. The model featured a driven sidecar, durable construction, and the ability to withstand harsh terrain conditions. These motorcycles were crucial for reconnaissance missions, convoys, as well as for the rapid transport of messages and personnel. They were particularly valuable in Feldgendarmerie missions, where they played the role of military police, regulating troop movements and maintaining order behind the front lines.

Technical data of the model

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: Germany (Third Reich)
• Historical period: World War II, 1941–1945
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Included in the kit: parts representing the Zündapp KS750 motorcycle, sidecar, richly detailed Feldgendarmerie figures, clear parts and photo-etched metal elements for realistic detail replication
• Category: plastic model kit
• Illustrated and easy-to-follow assembly instructions

Why choose this model?

Great Wall Hobby L3524 is the perfect choice for scale modelers interested in WWII military vehicles, especially those collecting 1/35 scale models. It’s ideal for both intermediate and advanced hobbyists due to the presence of intricate details, photo-etched parts, and realistic figures. We rate the construction difficulty level at 3/5 – it requires precision and patience, while giving a high degree of satisfaction with the finished result. The kit not only allows for the creation of a true-to-life replica of the Zündapp KS750 motorcycle, but also an interesting diorama showcasing the reality of German Feldgendarmerie field operations in 1942. The model stands out for its excellent build quality and attention to historical details, making it a unique addition to any World War II military collection.