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Ship of the Desert Wustenschiff 3D Model

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Ship of the Desert Wustenschiff 3D Model
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Ship of the Desert Wustenschiff 3D Model
Ship of the Desert Wustenschiff 3D Model
Ship of the Desert Wustenschiff 3D Model
Ship of the Desert Wustenschiff 3D Model
Ship of the Desert Wustenschiff 3D Model
Ship of the Desert Wustenschiff 3D Model
Ship of the Desert Wustenschiff 3D Model
Ship of the Desert Wustenschiff 3D Model
Ship of the Desert Wustenschiff 3D Model
Ship of the Desert Wustenschiff 3D Model
Ship of the Desert Wustenschiff 3D Model
Ship of the Desert Wustenschiff 3D Model
Ship of the Desert Wustenschiff 3D Model
Ship of the Desert Wustenschiff 3D Model
Ship of the Desert Wustenschiff 3D Model
Ship of the Desert Wustenschiff 3D Model
Ship of the Desert Wustenschiff 3D Model
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Ship of the Desert Wustenschiff 3D Model

The Desert Ship (Wüstenschiff), 40 m long and 13.5 m long, 12 m wheels. powered by two large diesel engines and capable of carrying 300 passengers, in reality it is a liner on wheels to cross the Sahara.
The German inventor Christian Bischoff was unable to realize his dream on a real scale, but nevertheless created a miniature replica of this machine which would surely have panicked people's minds, it was then in 1932. This idea had been germinating for 5 years and he even filed patents for all countries with colonial possessions.
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