Daimler–Benz 260 Kfz. 11

Name KFZ 11 typ DB 260 (Item No. WZ 22)

Producer MGM, Germany

Packing Plastic bag with carton label

Type of kit Resin + white metal castings

Quality
This simple kit includes one big resin casting of complete car body including seats. This part is cast well with no bubbles and problematic flash. Other smaller parts (wheels, lights etc.) are cast of white metal. Most of them are useful but few will be necessary replace with parts stratchbuilt of plastic because originals look little chunky. Very fine parts (mirrors etc.) are missing and have to be also scratchbuild.

Instruction sheet no

Decals no

General Impression This kit of not so known German car is very simple. I suppose that the model built out of it will be very nice after completing with few scratchbuilt details.

Note

These cars called also ”Stuttgart” were developed and produced for Reichswehr already but were used also by Wehrmacht during early campaigns of WW2 (Poland, France). Some of them served ed until 1942.
This kit is one of the results of my kit swap with German colleague Joern Leckscheid.

Name	KFZ 11 typ DB 260 (Item No. WZ 22)
Producer	MGM, Germany
Packing	Plastic bag with carton label
Type of kit	Resin + white metal castings
Quality	This simple kit includes one big resin casting of complete car body including seats. This part is cast well with no bubbles and problematic flash. Other smaller parts (wheels, lights etc.) are cast of white metal. Most of them are useful but few will be necessary replace with parts stratchbuilt of plastic because originals look little chunky. Very fine parts (mirrors etc.) are missing and have to be also scratchbuild.
Instruction sheet	no
Decals	no
General Impression	This kit of not so known German car is very simple. I suppose that the model built out of it will be very nice after completing with few scratchbuilt details.
Note	These cars called also ”Stuttgart” were developed and produced for Reichswehr already but were used also by Wehrmacht during early campaigns of WW2 (Poland, France). Some of them served ed until 1942. This kit is one of the results of my kit swap with German colleague Joern Leckscheid.