In the skies above El Alamein, September 1942, scorching gusts mingle with the roar of aircraft engines. High aloft, the Bf 109 fighter painted with the famous “Yellow 14” livery tears through enemy formations with breathtaking sharp‑turn manoeuvres. Upon returning to the landing strip, the 22‑year‑old newly‑victorious Marseille climbs out of his cockpit and steps straight into his strikingly marked personal Type 82 vehicle nicknamed “OTTO”, which stands out vividly amid the desert dust.
MENG proudly presents the VS‑019 1/35 scale model kit: Pkw.K1 Type 82 “OTTO”, Marseille’s staff car. This kit accurately replicates the exterior features and distinctive paint scheme of Marseille’s personal vehicle “OTTO”, packed with abundant fine details.
■ Finished model dimensions: approx. 108 mm length × 46 mm width × 43 mm height. The kit includes high‑precision 3D‑printed parts, dedicated marking decals for the “OTTO” Type 82 staff car, and authentic paint scheme references with outstanding overall specifications.
■ The North‑Africa‑spec balloon tires are produced as one‑piece high‑precision 3D‑printed components. They faithfully reproduce the real‑world tire tread pattern plus natural weight‑induced sag deformation under vehicle load. Digitally‑sculpted spare tire and canvas cover feature lifelike, finely‑rendered surface details.
■ This set also comes with 1/35 scale high‑precision 3D‑printed figure models of the “Star of Africa” Marseille and the “Desert Fox” Rommel. The figures feature expressive facial features and realistic fabric folds, perfectly recreating this historic encounter between two legendary figures of the North African theatre, one from the air and one from the ground.
warning
Due to the product is a professional assembled model that requires glue and painting after completion, However, paint and glue is flammable and explosive, please store it in a safe place
In the skies above El Alamein, September 1942, scorching gusts mingle with the roar of aircraft engines. High aloft, the Bf 109 fighter painted with the famous “Yellow 14” livery tears through enemy formations with breathtaking sharp‑turn manoeuvres. Upon returning to the landing strip, the 22‑year‑old newly‑victorious Marseille climbs out of his cockpit and steps straight into his strikingly marked personal Type 82 vehicle nicknamed “OTTO”, which stands out vividly amid the desert dust.
MENG proudly presents the VS‑019 1/35 scale model kit: Pkw.K1 Type 82 “OTTO”, Marseille’s staff car. This kit accurately replicates the exterior features and distinctive paint scheme of Marseille’s personal vehicle “OTTO”, packed with abundant fine details.
■ Finished model dimensions: approx. 108 mm length × 46 mm width × 43 mm height. The kit includes high‑precision 3D‑printed parts, dedicated marking decals for the “OTTO” Type 82 staff car, and authentic paint scheme references with outstanding overall specifications.
■ The North‑Africa‑spec balloon tires are produced as one‑piece high‑precision 3D‑printed components. They faithfully reproduce the real‑world tire tread pattern plus natural weight‑induced sag deformation under vehicle load. Digitally‑sculpted spare tire and canvas cover feature lifelike, finely‑rendered surface details.
■ This set also comes with 1/35 scale high‑precision 3D‑printed figure models of the “Star of Africa” Marseille and the “Desert Fox” Rommel. The figures feature expressive facial features and realistic fabric folds, perfectly recreating this historic encounter between two legendary figures of the North African theatre, one from the air and one from the ground.