Hanomag Kommissbrot -15mm 20mm 28mm flames of war, bolt action, wargaming IIWW, wargaming, model

Hanomag Kommissbrot
1 model

Description: The Hanomag Kommissbrot is a compact German passenger vehicle produced by the Hanomag company during the 1920s and 1930s. Due to its distinctive shape and small size, the vehicle earned the nickname "Kommissbrot" (loaf of bread). It was one of the first popular passenger cars in Germany, appreciated for its simple design, economical performance, and ease of use. This model is available in three versions, making it an intriguing choice for collectors of vehicles from this period.
Available Versions:
Closed: A version with a fully enclosed body, featuring a roof and closed doors, ideal for daily use in urban environments.
Semi-open: A version with a closed body but larger door openings, providing more ventilation and comfort during warmer days.
Open: A completely open version, without doors and roof, designed for warm, summer days, perfect for leisurely drives.
Specifications:
Type: Compact passenger car
Engine: A small, economical gasoline engine, ensuring low fuel consumption and sufficient power for urban driving.
Crew: 1-2 people (driver and passenger)
Model Details:
3D Printed
Unpainted, single-piece model
Manufacturer: TerenyDoGier/Polish Front Miniatures
Licensed by: WindhamGraves
Model Includes:
1x Body with integral equipment (depending on the selected version)
Model Scale Options:
Available options: 15mm (1:100), 20mm (1:72), 28mm (1:56)
The Hanomag Kommissbrot, available in three versions, is a fascinating example of early German automotive history that influenced the development of passenger cars during the interwar period. This model is an interesting addition to any collection of historical vehicles, offering insight into the evolution of automotive technology at the time.