- Gentian blue Ford Mustang with white convertible roof
- Snow-white BMW 2002 zips by in the traditional Bavarian colours of BMW Motorsport
- Steyr 80 brings back memories of Austria's iconic tractor
WIKING's August delivery furnishes the specialised retail trade with a fascinating variety of detail-rich miniatures that bring to life the automotive and transport history of the decades after the war. Its focus rests on legendary sports cars, historic commercial vehicles, and charming contemporary witnesses of the Economic Miracle. The passenger car selection presented this time exudes American flair in the models of the exclusive Ford Continental Mark II and the gentian blue Ford Mustang with white convertible roof. Sports fans will get their money's worth with the BMW 2002, flaunting the company’s in-house motor sports design. The passenger car range is rounded off by the iconic Messerschmitt KR 201 bubble car clad in elegant black with silver contrasting fenders. Commercial vehicle lovers and diorama builders can look forward to genuine highlights as well: The Henschel HS 140 flatbed truck in the classic guise of the German Federal Railways (DB) embodies the general cargo transport of the post-war period, while the massive Magirus Deutz tow truck as a powerful square hood and the VW T1 bus brandishing the yellow and blue Kaelble customer service design perfectly complement historic industrial settings. The new accessory pack with tree trunks in the scales of 1:87 and 1:160 ensures a realistic model recreation of timber transports. The line-up is topped off by the detailed tractor classic Steyr 80 in carmine red, which pays tribute to the mechanisation of agriculture in the Alpine regions.
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