In July 1941, the manufacturer Willys Overland was awarded the contract, based on strict specifications, for a small, multi purpose off-road vehicle that was easy to drive, maintain, and repair. Assembly was simple, using only the most essential parts, and the Jeep was born: a nearly timeless vehicle with a truly distinctive look. The vehicle—so unique in its design—was seen in every area of ​​operation. The Jeep was present from the very first day, on the beaches of the D-Day landings in Normandy in June 1944, and became synonymous with liberation for the local population.

107 parts, 168 mm long

Driver figure included

Decals included

Image shows painted and assembled kit

Paint and glue not included