The German Army was at war for a long time in World War Two.
As a result, they used a bewildering variety of different vehicles.
These light staff cars are resin models in 1/87th scale from Paul Heiser Models. They go together very quickly, have essentially no flash and are really easy models. I built them all in a day. They sat around in my unbuilt model collection for at least four years before I got around to building them.
As a size comparison, they are posed with some WWII German soldiers from Caesar Miniatures in 1/72nd scale.
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