Fly A72002 - 1:72 German Field Generator 24 KVA 3D Print

3D printed model – German 24 kVA field generator (1:72)

The Fly A72002 kit represents a German 24 kVA field generator in 1:72 scale. Entirely produced using 3D printing technology, it features a high level of detail and historical accuracy. Such generators were widely used by Wehrmacht units to power searchlights, radars, and communication equipment during WWII.

Box contents:

• 3D printed 24 kVA generator model
• Detailed housing, panels and construction parts
• Assembly instructions

Model specifications:

• Scale: 1:72
• Model length: approx. 2.5 cm
• Manufacturer: Fly
• Technology: 3D print
• Difficulty level: intermediate

Note: The kit does not include glue, paints or tools. Assembly and painting required.

Assembly process:

The 3D printed elements require gentle cleaning before painting and assembly. Once completed, the generator is an excellent addition to dioramas featuring searchlights, radars, or anti-aircraft batteries.

Recommended tools:

• Modeling knife
• Files or sanding paper
• Cyanoacrylate glue (recommended for resin/3D printed parts)
• Brushes or airbrush
• Paints: typical colors of WWII German equipment

About the 24 kVA field generator:

Field power generators were essential equipment for German anti-aircraft and communication units during WWII. The 24 kVA type was widely employed to provide electricity for the 150 cm Scheinwerfer 34 searchlights, radars, and communication devices. Designed for field conditions, they were usually transported on trailers and operated near air defense batteries.

Original equipment data:

• Power: 24 kVA
• Engine: diesel-driven
• Purpose: powering searchlights, radars, communication equipment
• Service period: 1939–1945

Fly – model kit manufacturer

Fly is a Czech model kit manufacturer producing aircraft, military vehicles and unique 3D printed accessories for historical dioramas.