Incidentally, 'Kafer' is German for Beetle....
Saturday, 23 February 2013
Ein Volk, Ein Wagen
Incidentally, 'Kafer' is German for Beetle....
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Incidentally, 'Kafer' is German for Beetle....
Incidentally, 'Kafer' is German for Beetle....
10 comments:
Nice present!
I too use a Beetle as an officer's car for my late germans.
Berlin is a great place for a trip, I had good fun there, but alas I missed these souvenirs. One more reason to make another trip!
Must get a beetle! Kafer means something entirely different in the southern colonies Tim.
Could you mask the rear window and cut in an oval split-window?
Get radical, Tim. Make it a wood-gas burner!
-Steve
Giano
I've not been there but it's on the list.
Paul
Trust you rough colonial types to lower the tone!
Brigadier Dundas
I could. But I can't see it happening!
Steven Page
If it wasn't such a nice model I'd be tempted to mess with it. As it stands a bit of weathering will probably suffice.
What a beautiful model. Of course with its black & red colour scheme it would be very happy in the hands of an anarchist militia unit in the SCW...
Martin Rapier
There's a thought! I', not sure when the first VWs would have arrived in Spain - probably a few years after WW2.
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