wehrmacht 3-axle trucks: Henschel 33D1, Krupp L3H163, LG3000 1:35 ICM DS3508

Plastic military model kit: 3-axle Wehrmacht trucks: Henschel 33D1, Krupp L3H163, LG3000 1:35 ICM DS3508

The ICM DS3508 model kit features three iconic Wehrmacht trucks from World War II: Henschel 33D1, Krupp L3H163, and Mercedes-Benz LG3000. Each of these vehicles played a significant role in the logistics of the German army, and their diversity and versatility made them indispensable on many fronts.

Contents of the set:

• Scale: 1:35
• Manufacturer: ICM
• Catalog number: DS3508
• The set includes parts to assemble three truck models: Henschel 33D1, Krupp L3H163, LG3000

Henschel 33D1

The Henschel 33D1 was one of the first three-axle trucks designed for the German Reichswehr. Production began in 1928, and this model became one of the most produced vehicles of its class. The Henschel 33D1 was characterized by high off-road mobility, making it ideal for transporting supplies in difficult terrain. By 1943, 6,293 units of this model had been produced.

Krupp L3H163

The Krupp L3H163, developed from the earlier L3H63 model, was another key element in the arsenal of the German army. Between 1936 and 1938, it underwent a series of improvements, including new gearboxes and factory-installed pneumatic brakes. Thanks to these modifications, the L3H163 became one of the most produced models in its class, with 2,496 units manufactured.

Mercedes-Benz LG3000

The Mercedes-Benz LG3000, produced from 1938 to 1944, was one of the most important transport vehicles used by the Wehrmacht. Its design, featuring panoramic corner windows and a streamlined rear, was modern for its time. The LG3000 was particularly valued for its reliability and ability to navigate difficult terrain, making it invaluable in campaigns such as the Afrika Korps. Over 27,700 units were produced, making it the most produced Mercedes vehicle during World War II.

Assembly and painting kit. Does not include paints or glue. For assembly, separately sold modeling tools are needed (including cutters, files, tweezers), paints, brushes, and plastic model glue (e.g., Tamiya Extra Thin Cement). The photo shows a professionally assembled and painted model.