FPW Model TDW008 German Funkkraftwagen Krupp Protze Kfz. 19 - resin - 1/72 - WWII

Kfz.19 Funkkraftwagen is a German military command vehicle from the interwar period and World War II. The length of the car was approx. 5.1 m, with a width of approx. 1.9 m. The drive - most often - was provided by a single Krupp engine with a capacity of 3.3 liters and a power of up to 60 HP. It is assumed that the vehicle's operating range was approx. 400-450 kilometers. Kfz.19 was designed for the needs of the German army (Heer) as one of the development versions of the car L2 H-143 Krupp Protze. Thanks to this, the car was capable of off-road driving and was relatively reliable. Kfz.19 was equipped with quite extensive radio communication equipment with both rod and standard antennas. However, the series production of these vehicles was limited and they were represented in much smaller numbers than the Kfz.17 or Kfz.17/1 cars. Nevertheless, they remained in the Wehrmacht de facto until the end of World War II.