As one of the German Army's most successful trucks, the light 3 t truck (Sd. Kfz. 11) was also deployed by the artillery and antitank defence units in the North African war theatre. Here it served to draw the 75mm type 40 anti-tank cannon as well as carry a crew of eight. Included in the set is a BMW R 75 motorcycle with sidecar and 50 infantrymen of the German African Corps with their typical sand-coloured desert uniforms and tropical shoes, sand goggles, kerchiefs and the typical peaked caps. Led by the legendary desert fox, General Rommel, they managed in 1942 to push the British troopers right back into Egypt, although in 1943 the British and Americans encircled them in Tunesia and forced them to surrender.

- Truck with crew and detailed drive wheels
- Seperate 75 mm gun BMW motorcycle with sidecar
- Diorama base plate with the remains of shelled buildings
- Decals for two versions

Model details
Scale	1:72
No. of parts	108
Length	72 mm
Number of figures	50
Skill Level	3

Original details
Type description	Halftrack vehicle
Year/Period	1938
Origin	D
Engine capacity	73 kW
Speed	53 kph
Weight	7200 kg
Armament	7,5 cm Pak 40 (pulled)