Kibri 11228 H0 VW Beetle Fire Truck Type 11, 1302
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Kibri 11228 H0 VW Beetle Fire Truck Type 11, 1302 Product Details
Kibri 11228 H0 VW Beetle Fire Truck Type 11, 1302: A Cult Classic as a Model Kit
The Kibri 11228 H0 VW Beetle Type 11 Fire Truck, 1302 is a highly detailed model kit that brings a true cult classic—in an extraordinary fire truck version—to your model railroad layout. The VW Beetle Type 11, specifically the 1302 model, was built between 1970 and 1972 and, with its 1,600 cc boxer engine and up to 50 PS, was a technically advanced representative of the legendary Beetle series. This kit combines the charm of the historic vehicle with its exciting role as an emergency vehicle.
The Original: VW Beetle 1302 – a Classic in Firefighting Service
The VW Beetle Type 11, Model 1302, was a further development of the famous Beetle and offered numerous technical improvements. The larger engine, the modern suspension with MacPherson struts, and the larger windshield made it a highly sought-after version of the Beetle. As a fire truck, it was frequently used by smaller fire departments or for specialized operations because it was compact, maneuverable, and reliable. Its unmistakable shape and distinctive design continue to make it a classic in automotive history to this day.
A challenging kit for advanced modelers
The Kibri 11228 VW Beetle Fire Truck is a kit with a difficulty level of 2, designed for advanced modelers. With its precisely fitting parts and detailed reproduction of the original, the kit offers an exciting project that makes both the building process and the finished model a highlight. The precise workmanship ensures that even demanding model builders will be thoroughly satisfied.
Detailed Fire Truck Design
The kit faithfully reproduces the VW Beetle fire truck with all its typical features. The red paint job, the blue light on the roof, and the authentic body shape make the model a real eye-catcher. The compact dimensions of L 4.8 x W 1.9 x H 1.9 cm ensure that the Beetle fits seamlessly into H0 dioramas, whether in a fire station, on a call, or as a historic vehicle in a vintage car setting.
Versatile Applications
Whether as an emergency vehicle on an urban model railroad layout, in a rural fire department scene, or as part of a historic vehicle collection—the VW Beetle fire truck offers numerous uses. It fits perfectly into emergency and rescue scenes and adds extra realism to your layout.
Kibri Quality and Precision
Like all Kibri products, the VW Beetle Fire Truck kit impresses with its high quality and attention to detail. The individual parts are precision-manufactured and fit together perfectly, ensuring a professional-looking build. The model combines high-quality materials with a realistic design that delights model builders and collectors alike.
Conclusion: A highlight for model building and classic car enthusiasts
The Kibri 11228 H0 VW Beetle Fire Truck Type 11, 1302 is an exceptional model kit that brings a cult classic vehicle to life in an exciting fire truck version. With its realistic design, ease of assembly, and versatile applications, this model is a perfect addition to any H0 model railroad layout or collection. A clear recommendation for anyone who loves detailed vehicles and historic emergency scenes.
Features:
- Detailed model kit of the VW Beetle Type 11, 1302 in H0 scale (1:87)
- Difficulty level: 2 (for advanced modelers)
- Authentic fire truck version with blue flashing light and red paint scheme
- Compact dimensions: L 4.8 x W 1.9 x H 1.9 cm
- High-quality, precisely fitting parts
- Ideal for emergency scenarios, fire stations, or historical displays
- Suitable as an accessory for H0 model railroad layouts
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CAUTION: Not suitable for children under 3 years. Danger of swallowing! Age recommendation from 14 years.