Kfz. 14 „Adler“ –the German radio armored car

In 1930, the design of a light armored car began in Germany, and in 1932, a new car was completed and delivered. All the tests gave positive results, and the car was put into series production as a Kfz. 13. These vehicles were adapted to the various needs of the army: Kfz.14 “Adler” became a radio vehicle after dismantling the machine gun and installing a framed radio antenna and radio station. These cars were widely used in the early stages of World War II by Polish and French companies. A fully detailed and well-designed model, but not so complicated that novice modelers cannot assembly it. But they would need a colleague who could advise at a difficult time.