WWII German Military Motocycle R75 with Sidecar Model Kit | Freedom 16005 1/16

WWII German Military Motocycle R75 with Sidecar Model Kit | Freedom 16005 1/16 

Historical background：

During World War II, German motorcycles played an important role in their military operations. The BMW R75 motorcycle is a classic heavy motorcycle equipped by the German army, which began production in 1938. It was designed to meet the rapid mobility needs of the German army in various terrains and combat environments, and is often used for tasks such as reconnaissance, communication, and rapid mobilization of officers.
The R75 motorcycle has excellent off-road performance, equipped with a 746cc horizontally opposed twin cylinder engine, which has strong power and can adapt to various complex road conditions. The design of its side cars not only increases the ability to carry personnel or materials, but also improves the stability of the vehicle during driving.

Model features:

Fine restoration:

1/16 large-scale design. From the texture of the engine and the connection of the chain, to the structure of the side car and the leather texture of the seats, we strive to achieve realistic reproduction.

Rich detail parts: 

Movable wheels, steering handles, detachable side cars, etc,
Small accessories such as toolkits, spare tires, etc.
These detailed parts can further enrich the scene sense of the model.

Assembly diversity: 

For example, the doors of side cars can be opened or closed, increasing the display diversity of the model.