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1942 Volkswagen KdF-Wagen Type 60 "Holzbrenner"
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Era: WW2
Category: Military
Type: Car
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2 Sep, 2023 @ 3:04pm
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1942 Volkswagen KdF-Wagen Type 60 "Holzbrenner"

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Description
Electric cars? Ha, Austrian Moustache Painter Man brings you an even better alternative energy source for your war-torn country! Wood!

Yes, this was a thing. I mean, I thought Pontiac Aztec was ugly, but this is on a whole different level. Basically, a wood burning Volkswagen Beetle, because wood was easy to find and oil was scarce. Unfortunately, BR does not have train chuffing sounds, so you will have to make them yourself as you drive this around.

Includes side indicators (num pad 1 and 2) and paint presets under the dash.


475 Bricks.



1942,1943,1944
7 Comments
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-=Herbie=- 4 Sep, 2023 @ 11:16am 
:steamthumbsup:
Cartoonist_Key  [author] 4 Sep, 2023 @ 8:11am 
Where to learn more? Just find one vehicle that has been around for WAY to long and fall down any one of the many rabbit-holes that appear.

And, yes, I will do the Kubelwagen "Holzbrenner" as well.
-=Herbie=- 3 Sep, 2023 @ 2:13pm 
To day I learned something I m actually interested in, where can I learn more?
pawfii 3 Sep, 2023 @ 10:03am 
1942 german roadtrip!
...89Covet... 3 Sep, 2023 @ 2:05am 
Apparently, some wood burning Kubelwagens were also built. The obscurity continues!
...89Covet... 3 Sep, 2023 @ 1:52am 
Strangely enough, I have actually heard of this. Something to do with limited supplies during the war. A number of other vehicles also had these modifications during the period.

Great work as always for bringing another obscure vehicle/variant onto the workshop!
Canadian_67 2 Sep, 2023 @ 7:06pm 
i love this