Description

French Citroen Panel Van

After the end of World War II, the French brand Citroën developed a series of simple, affordable panel vans and light trucks initially known as the Type H. Their distinctive design featuring an extended ‘nose’, rear-hinged ‘suicide’ cab doors, low flat floor and extensive use of corrugated metal body panels, was a subject of fairly minor changes throughout the 34 years of production and became iconic due to the popularity of these vehicles, of which over 473,000 units were manufactured.

The reference AK35036 represents the panel van from the Type HY series as manufactured from early 1964 to late 1969, with a single windscreen, short chevrons on the radiator grille, vertical handle on the sliding door, and square rear window. Three variants of emergency lights are included. The decals contain markings for colorful vehicles used by firefighters, police, civil defence and a postal service company.

Features:

• Over 120 plastic parts
• Photo-etched fret
• Rear doors and sliding door may be posed open
• Decals for 4 painting/marking options printed by Cartograf

Assembly and painting required. Kit does not include model cement glue, paint, and tools. Adult supervision where required.

Contents subject to change.