Here's the scoop on this all-new tooling kit, paraphrased from the fine folks at Revell themselves:

The "Wolf" 3rd generation light gl German Army truck has excellent cross-country mobility and flexibility and can be used in all units. It distinguishes itself on all terrain due to its all-wheel drive that can be switched on and off, cross-country reduction gear and differential locks, which also make it a reliable means of locomotion on missions abroad. The standard version of the "Wolf," which can be transported by air, was first procured by the German Army in 1988 as a successor to the "Iltis." In the meantime, models have been procured with different armaments, wheelbases, engines and superstructures. The "Wolf" is also in service with other armed forces with slight modifications, such as the Puch G in the Austrian Army. In total almost 200,000 have been built.

Model details:

• New mold;
• Structural details on surface;
• Can be built with or without tarpaulin top;
• Detailed interior;
• Steerable front axle and movable wheels;
• Accessories for an Austrian version; and
• Decals for four versions (two German, one Austrian, and one Dutch Army vehicles).