14,00€
Diamond T 968A 4 ton 6×6 dump truck without winch on the front bumper.
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The Diamond T Motor Company’s 4-ton 6×6 series truck was introduced in production in early 1941 and served in all theaters of WWII in US, British, Canadian and Polish armies. The Model 972 was specifically designed for the Corps of Engineers as a dump truck and has not not fitted with front winches in order to reduce front axle loading.
IBG 1/72 scale model kit, in hard plastic, 9 cm long to assemble, glue not included. Decals for Italy (423rd Engineer Dump Truck Company, 2626 Engineer Group). Not suitable for children under 14 years old.
| Weight | 198 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 30,1 × 20,2 × 4,7 cm |
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