King & Country WS006(W) German Motorcycle With Sidecar and Two Figures (1:30 scale)
 
Motorcycles with sidecars played a crucial role in the German Wehrmacht’s mobility doctrine during World War II. The most iconic model was the Zündapp KS 750, developed to meet Oberkommando des Heeres requirements starting in 1937 and entering service by spring 1941.
 
This rugged design featured a driven rear wheel and sidecar wheel, a 751 cc flat‑twin engine, five‑speed plus reverse transmission, and a locking differential, enabling speeds up to 80 km/h under full load and excellent off‑road performance.
 
German forces deployed the KS 750 extensively across all battlefronts, including the Eastern Front (1941–1945), North Africa (1940–1943), and the Italian Campaign. Approximately 18,695 units were produced at Zündapp’s Nürnberg factory between 1941 and early 1945
 
Now retired in winter camo.
 
In Original Box
 
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