ICM 72451 Krupp L2H143 Kfz.70 (1/72) – plastic scale model kit

The ICM 72451 Krupp L2H143 Kfz.70 is a high-quality plastic scale model kit in the popular 1/72 scale, belonging to the category of historical military vehicles. It is designed for modelers who appreciate faithful detailing, compact size, and the opportunity to recreate historical events from the Second World War in miniature scale.

Technical and Historical Information

• Scale: 1/72
• Country of use: Germany
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Category: plastic assembly model kit
• Key features: precise details, various assembly configurations, realistic shape and surfaces

The Krupp L2H143 Kfz.70 was a German light all-wheel drive off-road vehicle used by the Wehrmacht from the late 1930s until the surrender of the Third Reich in 1945. This distinctive vehicle served mainly as a command, transport, and liaison vehicle for infantry, artillery, and reconnaissance units. The Kfz.70 was seen on all fronts—from the September campaign, battles on the Eastern and Western Fronts, to North Africa in the Afrika Korps. It was renowned for its exceptional reliability, robust construction, and capability to handle difficult terrain, which made it ubiquitous in the German armed forces.

What does the kit include?

• Set of plastic parts for self-assembly
• Detailed assembly instructions
• Sprues with meticulously reproduced body and vehicle details
• Glue and paints not included – additional modeling accessories recommended

Recommended for whom?

This product is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced military modelers as well as WWII history enthusiasts who are looking for a realistic model of a German military vehicle from this period. The model offers a rewarding building experience and presents very attractively on dioramas depicting campaigns from 1939 to 1945.

Assembly difficulty level

• Difficulty level: 2/5

By choosing the ICM 72451 Krupp L2H143 Kfz.70 (1/72), you are investing in a precise model distinguished by the quality and detail for which ICM is known, making it suitable not only for collections but also for professional historical dioramas.