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 This is a Commando Car Version of the WWII Willy's Jeep Vehicle from Italeri.

     The Willy's Jeep was perhaps the best known vehicle used during WWII.
Produced by both Willy's and Ford, over 600,000 Jeeps were built during the
war, and the Jeep was still in use during the Korean conflict.  Eventually
replaced by the Ford MUTT, many WWII-era Jeeps are still operating today in
civilian hands.  The Commando car version of the Jeep was modified with five
machine guns and tanks holding an additional 35 gallons of fuel.

FEATURES: Highly detailed 1/35th scale plastic kit for static display.
          131 parts in Dk Green and Clear plastic.
          Detailed interior with steering wheel, dash panel, shifter and
            driver.
          Chassis features drivetrain details and leaf spring suspension.
          Detailed engine.
          Includes an axe, shovel, jerry can, spare wheel, and Vickers 7.7mm
            guns.

COLOUR
SCHEMES:  1: Overall: Olive Drab.
          Detail Colors:
            White, Black, Silver, Steel, Flesh, Red Brown, Wood Brown, Mid-
            Stone, Khaki, Green, Clear Red.

INCLUDES: One 1/35 Commando Car Version of the WWII Willy's Jeep Vehicle

REQUIRES: Assembly
          Hobby Knife
          Paint: (see COLOUR SCHEMES)
          Brushes
          Sandpaper
          Liquid Plastic Cement
          White Glue
          CA or Tube Type (thick) Plastic Cement
          Nice-to-have tools: Needle File Set, Sprue Cutter, Airbrush and
            Associated Accessories

SPECS:    Scale:  1/35
          Length: 3-1/4" (8.2cm)
          Width:  1-1/2" (4.1cm)
                                                                    san 8/22/00
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