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Copper State Models Wanderer 4hp 1916 Army Model (1/35) B35-002

SKU: CSMB35-002
Manufacturer SKU: B35-002

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Copper State Models – Wanderer 4hp 2-Cylinder 1916 Army Model (1/35) B35-002

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Copper State Models Wanderer 4hp 2-Cylinder 1916 Army Model (1/35) B35-002

The Copper State Models Wanderer 4hp 2-Cylinder 1916 Army Model (1/35) brings to life a distinctive motorcycle used by the German Army during the First World War. This highly detailed kit captures the mechanical intricacies of the original design, from its frame and engine layout to period-correct features, making it an ideal addition to WWI vehicle collections or dioramas.

  • Highly detailed 1/35 scale replica of the Wanderer 4hp 1916 Army Model
  • Accurate reproduction of engine, frame, and military fittings
  • Precision-moulded plastic parts for crisp assembly
  • Perfect for WWI-themed dioramas or standalone display
  • Clear instructions provided for an enjoyable build process

This model kit offers both historical accuracy and build quality, allowing modellers to recreate a key element of early military motor transport. Copper State Models has ensured every detail is captured, from the distinctive twin-cylinder engine to the period-specific army equipment.

History

The Wanderer 4hp 2-Cylinder 1916 Army Model was part of the German Army’s growing use of motorcycles during the First World War. Equipped with a robust 4hp engine and a two-cylinder configuration, it provided reliable performance for communications, courier duties, and light transport. Its sturdy frame and dependable mechanics made it well-suited for the challenging conditions of wartime service. Produced by Wanderer, a respected German manufacturer, this motorcycle represented an important step in mechanised military mobility during the early 20th century.