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Vulcan Models K800 and K800 with Steib Sidecar
- Thread starter Sharkmouth
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grumpyoldman
Member
I have the K500, it's a nice kit.
Guess I'll have to pick up the K800/sidecar to keep the K500 company in the stash.
Guess I'll have to pick up the K800/sidecar to keep the K500 company in the stash.
Jenny Croft
Banned
Oh Yeah 
, the big boy of the bike family .
I am certainly getting the sidecar one !
Jenny
, the big boy of the bike family .I am certainly getting the sidecar one !
Jenny
Rudi Richardson
Member
Was the K800 ever operated without a sidecar? My understanding is that heavy motorcycles always operated with a sidecar... I use the words "ever" and "always" loosely as things tend to change in the field...
alex wence de leon
Master at Arms
"been there, done that" in 1/16th & 1/9th scale.
One of the "hottest" looking motorcycles ever.
my scratch-built K-800 Zundy built back around 2004 in 1/9th scale.
(photo on top is actual Zundapp K-800, used for reference during build)
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my 1/16th scale K-800 scratch-build. Done with very limited (at the the time back in the day) reference featured in the September 1993 issue of Military Modelling magazine.
thanks for looking,
alex wence
One of the "hottest" looking motorcycles ever.
my scratch-built K-800 Zundy built back around 2004 in 1/9th scale.
(photo on top is actual Zundapp K-800, used for reference during build)
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my 1/16th scale K-800 scratch-build. Done with very limited (at the the time back in the day) reference featured in the September 1993 issue of Military Modelling magazine.
thanks for looking,
alex wence
Alex,
I hope you won't mind sharing your references!
Regards,
I hope you won't mind sharing your references!
Regards,
alex wence de leon
Master at Arms
sharkmouth,
I'm very happy to share and dont mind at all.
Been a big fan of the Zundapp K-800 for the past 20 years or so and have done much research since then on the subject.
The K-800 is a late 1930s civilian motorcycle that was used much by the Germans during WW2.
The "Steib" sidecar was a universal type of sidecar that could be adapted to most (British, German, etc.) motorcycles of the day.
It had a streamline bullet design, very cool looking.
I'm very happy to know that the 'Zundy' K-800 has been done in 1/35th with a big gap filled in for WW2 era motorcycles in miniatures.
thanks for the news,
alex wence
Jenny Croft
Banned
Yeah Alex , I love the lines of the K-800 specially the orange juicer sidecar !
Jenny :kiss:
Jenny :kiss:
alex wence de leon
Master at Arms
Yeah Alex , I love the lines of the K-800 specially the orange juicer sidecar !
Jenny :kiss:
yes, works for me and "orange juicer" is a good way to describe the front nose of the Steib side-car.
alex wence
Hi Marc,
Nice of you to pop in!
Yes, you do have a resin one and there was also the metal one from Swash Designs. This is the first in injection molded polystyrene plastic.
Regards,
Nice of you to pop in!
Yes, you do have a resin one and there was also the metal one from Swash Designs. This is the first in injection molded polystyrene plastic.
Regards,
alex wence de leon
Master at Arms
Dear Sir
The Vulcan/Swash K800 isn't the first on the market.
Propaganda Kompany make one since 1999, with many others 1/35 models.
All the best
Marc
Nice.
