Here are some images of Aurora/ESCI's 1/9 scale Zundapp KS-750 motorcycle with BMW sidecar. The Zundapp was the most advanced motorcycle of its day. The Zundapp was a very rugged and versatile motorcycle. The shaft drive setup that was powered by a 751cc engine proved to be very dependable with good acceleration with an overdrive giving it a top speed of 60 mph. Along with the BMW 750 the Zundapps rugged reliability was to make it a common sight on all fronts during the war. One of the things that made the Zundapp unique was it's winterizing gear. This was a heating system for the hands and toes which drew heat from the exhaust system which I'm sure was greatly appreciated by its riders especially on the Russian front.
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Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Zundapp 750 Re Post
Here are some images of Aurora/ESCI's 1/9 scale Zundapp KS-750 motorcycle with BMW sidecar. The Zundapp was the most advanced motorcycle of its day. The Zundapp was a very rugged and versatile motorcycle. The shaft drive setup that was powered by a 751cc engine proved to be very dependable with good acceleration with an overdrive giving it a top speed of 60 mph. Along with the BMW 750 the Zundapps rugged reliability was to make it a common sight on all fronts during the war. One of the things that made the Zundapp unique was it's winterizing gear. This was a heating system for the hands and toes which drew heat from the exhaust system which I'm sure was greatly appreciated by its riders especially on the Russian front.
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I occasionally fantasize about going down the freeway on one of these. A few rounds from the MG-34 would probably do a good job of convincing people not to cut me off.
Have you ever seen the movie "Tobruk"? There's a scene were "headhunters" in sidecars pass the convoy of half-tracks, and ever since I saw that scene, armed German sidecars have had a kind of sinister menace for me.
Excellent model, by the way - it's difficult for me to distinguish it from the real thing.
Thanks William - No I haven't seen that movie but it sounds damn interesting so I will take a look real soon.
I can hear the engine. The MG34 is amazing.
Thanks Pablo - A motorcycle with a machine gun. What's not to like.
I quite like the weathering on this model.... Especially around the engine and tires.
William.....With that MG-34 you would be the biker from hell.
Dave
Thanks Dave - I wonder if the 1/9 scale BMW R75 with side car will ever be re released. It's the only one I need to complete the set.
great site,keep it up the good work.
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Great looking motorcycle would love to see it in 1:56 scale to use it in Bolt Action
Thanks Alex - Never heard of this Bolt Action though.
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