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  • Prefab model 1/72 G4 (produced in 1935) with a soft top, German passenger car of World War 2
  • Prefab model 1/72 G4 (produced in 1935) with a soft top, German passenger car of World War 2
  • Prefab model 1/72 G4 (produced in 1935) with a soft top, German passenger car of World War 2
  • Prefab model 1/72 G4 (produced in 1935) with a soft top, German passenger car of World War 2
  • Prefab model 1/72 G4 (produced in 1935) with a soft top, German passenger car of World War 2
  • Prefab model 1/72 G4 (produced in 1935) with a soft top, German passenger car of World War 2
  • Prefab model 1/72 G4 (produced in 1935) with a soft top, German passenger car of World War 2
  • Prefab model 1/72 G4 (produced in 1935) with a soft top, German passenger car of World War 2
  • Prefab model 1/72 G4 (produced in 1935) with a soft top, German passenger car of World War 2
  • Prefab model 1/72 G4 (produced in 1935) with a soft top, German passenger car of World War 2
  • Prefab model 1/72 G4 (produced in 1935) with a soft top, German passenger car of World War 2
  • Prefab model 1/72 G4 (produced in 1935) with a soft top, German passenger car of World War 2
  • Prefab model 1/72 G4 (produced in 1935) with a soft top, German passenger car of World War 2
  • Prefab model 1/72 G4 (produced in 1935) with a soft top, German passenger car of World War 2

Prefab model 1/72 G4 (produced in 1935) with a soft top, German passenger car of World War 2

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SKU: ICM72472
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Scale 1/72
Period The Second World War (1939-1945)
Country Germany

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G4 (1935 production) Soft top The G4 (W31) three-axle off-road passenger car was developed by Daimler-Benz in 1934. This saga had an 8-cylinder engine with a capacity of 100 (later 110) hp. and 6 seat passengers. Sag was intended for the German army, but it turned out to be too extensive and too complex for mass production. Only 72 G4 cars were produced until 1939. They were used mainly by the highest state and military authorities in Germany.
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