Adler Kfz.13

Name German Horch Radio Truck Kfz 17 (Item No. G02)

Producer Milicast, U.K.

Packing Clear plastic box with the carton label

Type of kit Resin castings

Quality
All resin parts are well cast without bubbles but with little more flash to remove. This kit is very simple, includes 9 parts only. This kit seems to me be designed in ”wargames” style because there is no interior, no detail chassis, just one big part for complete body, wheels and two antennae. Very fine details (mirrors, wipers atc.)have to be scratchbuild.

Instruction sheet no

Decals no

General Impression & Note
I think it will take more work to complete this kit to get good model of known German WW2 vehicle.

This vehicles served also in North Africa where were used by one of the most known units of DAK – Kpt. Seebohm’s radio-monitoring company which was destroyed by Australians by Tel –al-Aisa in 1942. Some info and reference photos concerning this happening can be found in the book ”Secret War in Africa”.

I received this kit from Italian colleague Lorenzo Tonioli as the result our kit swap.

Name	German Horch Radio Truck Kfz 17 (Item No. G02)
Producer	Milicast, U.K.
Packing	Clear plastic box with the carton label
Type of kit	Resin castings
Quality	All resin parts are well cast without bubbles but with little more flash to remove. This kit is very simple, includes 9 parts only. This kit seems to me be designed in ”wargames” style because there is no interior, no detail chassis, just one big part for complete body, wheels and two antennae. Very fine details (mirrors, wipers atc.)have to be scratchbuild.
Instruction sheet	no
Decals	no
General Impression & Note	I think it will take more work to complete this kit to get good model of known German WW2 vehicle. This vehicles served also in North Africa where were used by one of the most known units of DAK – Kpt. Seebohm’s radio-monitoring company which was destroyed by Australians by Tel –al-Aisa in 1942. Some info and reference photos concerning this happening can be found in the book ”Secret War in Africa”. I received this kit from Italian colleague Lorenzo Tonioli as the result our kit swap.