Adler Kfz.14 Radio Car
World War Two
1/35 scale
plastic modelkit with photo etched parts
ref: Bronco Models CB35051
The Kfz 13 light armored car was one of the first armored vehicles to be built in Germany after WWI.
In 1932 the Adler Werk produced their "Standard 6" car chassis with an armored body designed and built by Deutsche Edelstahl AG in Hanover.
The armor was 8mm, enough to protect the crew from most small arms fire and shell splinters.
Adler's basic armored car was designated the Kfz.13, and when fitted with a radio set became the Kfz.14,
production was only 147 cars. The Kfz.14 had a top speed of 70km/h and a range of 300 km,
crew was normally a driver and radio operator. A few of the Adlers saw action in Poland and France.
Production ended in 1934 and by 1939 they had largely been replaced by the Sd.Kfz 221/222 series.
This product was added to our catalog on Friday 09 November, 2012.
