BMW R75 German Motorcycle & Sidecar

Master of all trades... One of the vehicles used by the German Wehrmacht during the Second World War was a robust 750cc motorbike with a sidecar, which was powered by a 2-cylinder engine with a speed of up to 95 km/h. The wheel of the sidecar was also powered, so that the motorbike and sidecar formed a 2-wheel drive unit that could also cope well with poor surfaces.
The wheel of the sidecar was also driven, so that the motorbike and sidecar formed a 2-wheel drive unit that also coped well on poor surfaces.
This versatility inevitably led to the machine being used in a wide variety of locations from North Africa to the Eastern Front, including as a reconnaissance and transport vehicle.
If necessary, it could even be equipped with an MG34 machine gun and attack the enemy.

Plastic model kit

• Length: 50mm, width: 36mm
• Optional parts of a standard or large air filter for the North African conflict
• Accessories and equipment
• The driver and co-driver figure
• Two marking options: Eastern Front or North Africa

Scale 1:48

unbuilt/unpainted