AK Interactive AK35022 T2 MODEL 1967 BUS 1/35 is an excellent and faithfully reproduced plastic assembly model, representing the famous German bus – the iconic 1967 Volkswagen Transporter T2. This model in 1/35 scale allows for a precise recreation of the legendary van which achieved international fame both as a civilian vehicle and as a utility and military one. The set is manufactured by the renowned company AK Interactive, ensuring high-quality components and attention to historical details.

Brief historical overview:
The Volkswagen Transporter T2 entered production in Germany in 1967, replacing the first generation of the famous buses. This model was produced until 1979 in Europe, and until 2013 in South America. It was used around the world—from Europe to the Americas—as a family transporter, delivery van, ambulance, police vehicle, and military transporter. It stood out for its distinctive appearance, reliability, and versatility, which earned it the status of an automotive icon at the end of the 20th century. Period of use: modern times, from the 1960s until the second decade of the 21st century.

• Model scale: 1/35
• Countries of use: Germany, Mexico, Brazil, USA, Canada, and many others
• Material: highest quality plastic
• Extras: decals for 5 painting versions (Cartograf print), roof rack, front spare wheel
• Detailed interior and engine reproduction
• All doors can be opened and easy model configuration changes
• Category: plastic model kit
• Parts: over 170 parts
• Recommendation: A model perfect for intermediate and advanced modelers, automotive enthusiasts, and fans of urban and historical dioramas.
• Difficulty level: 3/5

The AK Interactive AK35022 T2 MODEL 1967 BUS 1/35 kit is not only a chance to faithfully recreate a legendary vehicle, but also a great base for conversion and modifications—both for civilian, military, or municipal service versions. The model’s detailed features, high-quality decals, and versatility make it recommended for any modeler wishing to expand their collection with a true icon of world motoring.