ICM 1/35 Typ 770K (W150) Tourenwagen WWII German Leaders' Car

1/35 Typ 770K (W150) Tourenwagen WWII German Leaders' Car by ICM delivers an accurate and detailed replica of one of the most recognisable German staff cars of World War II, perfect for historical model displays, dioramas, and scale vehicle collections.

Featuring:

• Highly detailed plastic parts: Finely moulded components capture the long body, classic grille, and luxury styling of the famous Mercedes-Benz staff car.
• Detailed interior and exterior: Includes realistic seats, dashboard, wheels, and body features for an authentic WWII vehicle build.
• Multiple marking options: Decals allow you to recreate several German staff vehicle versions used between 1940 and 1941.

Finished Model Dimensions (Approximate):

• Length: 17.1 cm
• Width: 5.5 cm
• Height: 4.6 cm

Technical Specifications:

• Scale: 1/35
• Manufacturer: ICM
• Model: Typ 770K (W150) Tourenwagen WWII German Leaders' Car
• Parts count: 243
• Material: Injection-moulded plastic
• Assembly: Required
• Paint/Glue: Required (not included)
• Recommended Age: 14+
• Body: Uncoloured
• Pre-coloured Parts: N
• Posable Doors and Hood: N

Perfect for: WWII vehicle collectors, scale model builders, historical diorama creators, and hobbyists interested in military staff cars and classic European automobiles.

Why this kit matters

The Mercedes-Benz Typ 770K (W150) was introduced by Daimler-Benz in 1938 as the flagship luxury car of the company’s pre-war range. Powered by a large eight-cylinder engine producing 155 horsepower, or up to 230 horsepower with its supercharger engaged, the vehicle was designed to transport high-ranking officials in comfort and prestige. Its imposing size, long bonnet, and elegant body made it one of the most recognisable official cars of the period.

Only 88 units of the W150 series were produced between 1938 and 1943, making it a rare automobile even during its time. Around 46 of these were built as open-top Tourenwagen versions, often used in official parades and ceremonial events. Some vehicles were fitted with armour for added protection. This model kit recreates that iconic open touring version, giving modellers the chance to build a historically significant vehicle often seen in wartime photographs and period newsreels.

How to use it

Build using paint and glue. Display proudly once finished, at home or in your collection cabinet.

This is a plastic model kit. Assembly, paint, and glue are required. It is not a toy.