Description
This famous French saloon was produced from 1934 to 1957, its nickname in French is āTraction Avantā meaning front-wheel drive. Indeed, the innovative 11CV was one of the pioneers of front-wheel drive. Its versatility led to it being adapted for military use in great numbers, with the French, Free French and German occupying armies all employing 11CV cars. Germany deployed 11CVs to theatres all around Europe, including France, Italy and the Russian Front. German pilots often used the CitroĆ«n 11CV as their private car. ā
About the Model
About the Model
- 1/48 scale model of the CitroĆ«n 11CV impressively reproduces the carās elegant curves
- Overall Length: 91.5mm, Overall Width: 35mm
- Underside of chassis features accurate detailing
- Decals offer choice of 4 types of markings depicting French & German civilian & military versions
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1/48 Citroƫn Traction Avant 11CV Staff Car
Item No. 32517
This famous French saloon was produced from 1934 to 1957, its nickname in French is āTraction Avantā meaning front-wheel drive. Indeed, the innovative 11CV was one of the pioneers of front-wheel drive. Its versatility led to it being adapted for military use in great numbers, with the French, Free
Description
This famous French saloon was produced from 1934 to 1957, its nickname in French is āTraction Avantā meaning front-wheel drive. Indeed, the innovative 11CV was one of the pioneers of front-wheel drive. Its versatility led to it being adapted for military use in great numbers, with the French, Free French and German occupying armies all employing 11CV cars. Germany deployed 11CVs to theatres all around Europe, including France, Italy and the Russian Front. German pilots often used the CitroĆ«n 11CV as their private car. ā
About the Model
About the Model
- 1/48 scale model of the CitroĆ«n 11CV impressively reproduces the carās elegant curves
- Overall Length: 91.5mm, Overall Width: 35mm
- Underside of chassis features accurate detailing
- Decals offer choice of 4 types of markings depicting French & German civilian & military versions