The licensed Willys Jeep was released to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day and the Battle of Normandy, featuring a special logo from the organizers of the official anniversary celebrations. The Allied landing in Normandy on June 6, 1944, was one of the most significant events of World War II and had a major impact on its course. The world's most popular off-road vehicle from the Second World War has been designed at a scale of 1:35 and consists of 130 elements. The medical version was intended for the transport of medics and the wounded. Thanks to the ability to mount a stretcher on the back of the vehicle, evacuation of severely injured individuals was possible. The vehicle features high-quality prints based on historical markings. The set includes a figure of an American medic wearing a distinctive helmet marked with a red cross. A stretcher that can be mounted on the vehicle is also included in the set.

The Jeep Willys MB is a legendary off-road vehicle that played a key role in World War II. It was manufactured by the American company Willys-Overland Motors and was part of a military program to provide vehicles for the U.S. Army and its allies. The Willys MB was characterized by its simple design, sturdiness, and reliability under challenging field conditions. Its compact size, robustness, and ability to navigate difficult terrain have made it a legend in automotive history. After the war, the popularity of the Jeep Willys MB contributed to the development of the Jeep brand and served as inspiration for later models of off-road vehicles. Today, the Jeep Willys MB is cherished by collectors and enthusiasts of military memorabilia and classic automobiles.