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Wanderer W22 #204

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Race data

2000 Km durch Deutschland - Finished

Scale

1:43

Material

Resin

Article number

07032

Model in box?

Delivered in original factory packaging

Manufacturer

AutoCult

EAN number

7445902895881

Details of this scale model

  • Limited edition 333
  • Doors cannot open
  • Hood cannot open
  • Trunk cannot open
  • Wheels are not movable

Dit product van het merk Wanderer en het type W22 met artikelnummer 07032 is uitgevoerd in de schaal 1:43, wat inhoudt dat het ± 14 cm groot is. De fabrikant is AutoCult en het gebruikte materiaal is Resin. Het startnummer is 204.

Shall it be a little rounder?
 
As in 1933 the long-distance race ‘2,000 km through Germany’ was advertised and organized for the first time, this event was intended as a counterpart to other large, well-known events, such as the Mille Miglia. The premiere of the race met expectations and the second edition was planned for 1934.

 

In 1933, Wanderer, part of the freshly merged Auto Union (1932) based in Chemnitz, Saxony, felt addressed to create vehicles specially built for the long-distance race. These models were based on the commercially available W 22 model, which was presented in 1933. 

 

For the first edition of the long-distance race, the responsible gentlemen in the management at Wanderer apparently wanted to present themselves as an innovative and future-oriented plant and had three production chassis fitted with an new sheet metal body.

 

For the realization of the body, the series chassis was handed over to the workshop of “Karosserie Hornig”.

 

At that time, designer Erich Lüsebrink was the driving force behind the design. Especially for the long distance races, it was decided to fit the Wanderer with a coupe car bodies, which were designed as ‘semi-streamliner’. This differed for the production model manly in a long, semi-circular sloping rear section. In one of these sports cars, a gentlemen named Bernd Rosemeyer, who was only known to insiders at the time, completed his first competition on four wheels.

 

None of the cars have survived to the present day, but AUDI Tradition decided to rebuild a vehicle based on historical plans and photos (2014-2022).

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