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Copper State Models British Motorcycle Triumph Model H (1/32) B32-001

SKU: CSMB32-001
Manufacturer SKU: B32-001

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Copper State Models – British Motorcycle Triumph Model H (1/32) B32-001

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Copper State Models British Motorcycle Triumph Model H (1/32) B32-001

The Copper State Models British Motorcycle Triumph Model H (1/32) kit faithfully recreates one of the most iconic motorcycles used by the British military during the First World War. Designed for modellers who value historical accuracy and fine detail, this kit offers a rewarding build and an impressive display piece once completed.

  • Highly detailed 1/32 scale model of the Triumph Model H
  • Accurate reproduction of engine, frame, and period fittings
  • Precision-moulded components for clean assembly
  • Ideal for WWI dioramas or standalone display
  • Includes clear instructions for an enjoyable build process

This kit captures the defining features of the Triumph Model H, from its single-cylinder engine to the period-correct military configuration. Copper State Models ensures every component reflects the craftsmanship of the original, making it an essential addition for historical vehicle enthusiasts.

History

The Triumph Model H, introduced in 1915, became one of the most significant motorcycles in military history. Widely used by the British Army during WWI, it earned the nickname “The Trusty” due to its reliability and ease of maintenance. Equipped with a 550cc single-cylinder engine and belt drive, it was deployed for dispatch riding, reconnaissance, and general military transport. Over 30,000 units were produced for wartime service, cementing its place as an enduring symbol of early motorised warfare.