Viessmann 8090: H0 VW Beetle Type 11, 1302, basic,functional model

Prototype: The VW Beetle Type 11, Version 1302, was manufactured from 1970 to 1972. Equipped with a 1600cc four-cylinder boxer engine, it boasted 50 HP. This model introduced a more modern front axle with MacPherson struts and an independent rear suspension with trailing arms. In 1972, the Beetle surpassed the Ford Model T as the world’s most produced car. Model: The CarMotion variant of this series is prepared for the InduktivCharger, item 8408 and features an integrated receiver coil for wireless charging. Approximately 45 – 60 minutes of runtime under normal driving conditions, up to 30 minutes at maximum speed. It offers: • Charging and programming socket • Fast charging times facilitated by advanced Li-Po batteries • Approximately 45-60 minutes of runtime under normal driving conditions, up to 30 minutes at maximum speed • Easy on/off operation with a reed contact located under the roof • Infrared transmitter/receiver for distance control • Realistic braking and acceleration manoeuvres • Interior lighting, brake lights, turn signals, low/high beams • Visible interior with a driver figure • Compatibility with guide wire, magnetic tape, and infrared control • Inductive charging without the need for additional track aids. L 4.8 x W 1.9 x H 1.7 cm