The BMW R75 was classified by the German army as a “heavy” motorcycle since it had an engine displacement of over 500cc. Along with the Zundapp KS750, it was used heavily in North Africa since it was able to handle the adverse terrain. After about 1943, motorcycle use in the German army were replaced by 4-wheel vehicles. The BMW R75 featured a horizontally opposed two cylinder engine with 746cc displacement and a max speed of 92 kmh. It was often fitted with a sidecar which mounted a MG34 machine gun.
• Scale- 1/35
• Highly detailed plastic pieces moulded in grey and clear
• Detailed frames, engines and wheels
• 3 German soldier figures which may be assembled in various poses
• Sidecar with MG34, jerry cans and spare wheel
• Waterslide decals
• Illustrated instructions
• Assembly required
• Paint and glue not included