Peterbilt 359 Wrecker Starter Kit (1:43 Scale)
Build your own realistic 1:43 scale vehicle with this high-quality plastic model kit. Designed with accuracy in mind, it features finely detailed parts that closely replicate the original prototype.
Plastic kit building is a great hobby for both kids and adults alike and care must be taken when removing any parts from the sprues during construction. This kit will give you hours of entertainment and building it is only half the fun, it will need painting too.
Features
- 1:43 Scale Model
- Paints Included
- Suitable Glue
- This kit includes 190 separate parts
- The completed model measures 198mm long
- The completed model measures 57mm wide
Contents
- 1 x Plastic Kit
- Detailed Building Instructions
- Paints Included
- Suitable Glue
When you think of the United States, you imagine vast open landscapes and endless straight highways stretching for hundreds of kilometres through dramatic scenery. It is across these immense regions that America’s iconic “eighteen wheelers” — powerful 6x4 articulated trucks — haul goods over long distances, forming the backbone of interstate transport. But even the most reliable machines can suffer a breakdown, and when that happens, heavy-duty recovery vehicles are called upon to keep the nation’s freight moving.
In the event of a breakdown, drivers will often attempt repairs themselves, but when on-the-spot fixes fail, the stranded truck must be towed to the nearest service facility. For this reason, roadside recovery companies invest in exceptionally powerful and robust tow trucks, capable of handling the immense weight and size of articulated rigs. While many operators rely on standard makes, some prefer to use premium manufacturers for their performance, durability, and image.
Among these, Peterbilt stands out as a symbol of American engineering excellence. Known for its distinctive design, chrome detailing, and unmatched pulling power, the Peterbilt recovery truck has become a favourite choice for professional operators — and a true icon among model collectors worldwide