BuildArmy Camo Puma WW2 German Armoured wheeled vehicle Sd.Kfz. 234/2 (508 pcs)
The Sd.Kfz. 234/2 Puma was a legendary armored car from the Second World War. The German army needed high-speed reconnaissance. They designed the Puma to cross difficult terrain and gather intelligence for Panzer divisions. Its eight-wheeled chassis provided incredible mobility. It identified enemy positions before they could react.
Earlier scout cars had many limitations. Engineers solved this by adding a powerful V12 diesel engine. They also included a unique dual-steering system. A second driver could steer the vehicle in reverse at full speed to escape danger. The “Puma” variant featured a 50mm KwK 39/1 gun. This was the same caliber found on early medium tanks. A sleek, fully enclosed turret protected the crew.
The Puma served on both the Eastern and Western fronts. Its 50mm gun destroyed enemy infantry and light vehicles easily. Today, historians remember it as a masterpiece of engineering. The model design focuses on technical precision and authentic proportions. The finished piece mirrors the mechanical complexity of the real vehicle. It fits naturally as a centerpiece for any wartime display or historical scene.
Building Difficulty: 8/10 – The slopes on the turret are delicate, which need fine-tuning.
Assembly Time: Approx. 2 hours for players with average building experience
Piece Count: 508 high-quality bricks, plus extra spare pieces
Special Features: Includes 4 Jerry cans, an axe, and an antenna
Additional Details: Simple engine structure for added realism, includes Balkenkreuz insignia stickers for authentic detailing
Scale: 1:33 minifigure scale
Model Dimensions: 17.9 cm (L) × 7 cm (W)
Instructions: Printed instruction booklet included
Packaging: Presented in a custom-designed box – ideal for collectors and gifting
Modification: We have updated the turret instruction steps to improve clutch strength. Please download the updated version from the page.
Choking Hazards. Small Parts
Not for children under 3 years
Earlier scout cars had many limitations. Engineers solved this by adding a powerful V12 diesel engine. They also included a unique dual-steering system. A second driver could steer the vehicle in reverse at full speed to escape danger. The “Puma” variant featured a 50mm KwK 39/1 gun. This was the same caliber found on early medium tanks. A sleek, fully enclosed turret protected the crew.
The Puma served on both the Eastern and Western fronts. Its 50mm gun destroyed enemy infantry and light vehicles easily. Today, historians remember it as a masterpiece of engineering. The model design focuses on technical precision and authentic proportions. The finished piece mirrors the mechanical complexity of the real vehicle. It fits naturally as a centerpiece for any wartime display or historical scene.
Technical Data:
Building Difficulty: 8/10 – The slopes on the turret are delicate, which need fine-tuning.
Assembly Time: Approx. 2 hours for players with average building experience
Piece Count: 508 high-quality bricks, plus extra spare pieces
Special Features: Includes 4 Jerry cans, an axe, and an antenna
Additional Details: Simple engine structure for added realism, includes Balkenkreuz insignia stickers for authentic detailing
Scale: 1:33 minifigure scale
Model Dimensions: 17.9 cm (L) × 7 cm (W)
Instructions: Printed instruction booklet included
Packaging: Presented in a custom-designed box – ideal for collectors and gifting
Modification: We have updated the turret instruction steps to improve clutch strength. Please download the updated version from the page.
Choking Hazards. Small PartsNot for children under 3 years
Restocking. Delivery date not available yet
| Item number | BA0234C |
| Manufacturer | BuildArmy |
| Packing weight | 0,43 Kg |
| EAN | 5065008912316 |
Distributor
freakware GmbH
Karl-Ferdinand-Braun Str. 33
D-50170 Kerpen
+49 (0)2273 601880
info@freakware.com
https://www.freakware.com
freakware GmbH
Karl-Ferdinand-Braun Str. 33
D-50170 Kerpen
+49 (0)2273 601880
info@freakware.com
https://www.freakware.com
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