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Model kit for the Land Rover Commercial. This utility vehicle was designed for bulky cargo. Its corrosion-resistant bed also enabled it to transport corrosive materials. Features Multi-piece four-cylinder engine Right-hand or left-hand drive version Decals featuring various licence plates (D, A, NL, B, F, GB, I, CH, IRL) Specification Scale: 1:24 Age: 10+ Number of parts: 174 Length: 195 mm Width: 86 mm Height: 91 mm

Immerse yourself in the world of model making with the AUDI R8 in 1:24 scale. This highly detailed kit is perfect for fans of the sporty design and impressive speed of the Audi R8. With 106 parts and a length of 184 mm, this Level 3 kit is ideal for model building fans aged ten and over. The Audi R8 is not only a symbol of speed and design, but also of innovation. Named after the legendary Le Mans race car, this super sports car accelerates to 100 km/h in just 4.6 seconds and reaches impressive speeds of over 300 km/h. Its all-alloy body, along with the high-revving V8 engine, makes the Audi R8 a car enthusiast's dream. The R8 is also known for its innovative engineering, including an electronically adjustable suspension made possible by magnetic fluids in the damper system. With this model kit, fans of this extraordinary vehicle can hold a piece of automotive history in their hands. Features Faithfully reproduced body with fine surface structures. Authentic interior with instrument panel and structured seats. Detailed eight-cylinder mid-engine. Separate exhaust system and movable bonnet. True-to-the-original rims and movable wheels. Detailed wheel suspensions and structured chassis. Glossy, chrome-plated rims for an extra touch of realism. Includes AUDI R8 model kit Detailed assembly instructions Extensive decal with international license plates (D, NL, F, I, B, GB)Special

Faithfully reproduced bodywork with finely structured surfaces Separate, opening bonnet Multi-part, fully detailed engine Separate exhaust system Detailed interior with authentic instrument panel and structured seats Detailed Suspension Faithfully reproduced wheel rims Detailed chassis Many chrome parts, including wheel rims, bumpers and radiator grill Instruction sheet and authentic decal set

VW Golf 1 GTI At the IAA 1975, VW presented a vehicle that was initially developed without the knowledge of the board. This sporty offshoot of the Golf 1 offered the properties that characterize a real sports car: a low curb weight paired with a powerful engine. Available from 1976, the outrageously fast GTI revolutionized the automotive world. There is now an everyday, affordable sports car for everyone that can easily keep up with the expensive competition. The sports car sector is downright democratized by the 110 hp GTI. Wheel arch extensions, wider wheels, the large front spoiler and a red border around the front grille characterize the compact sports car, which accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in just 9.2 seconds and quickly becomes an icon. Features Faithfully reproduced body with typical wheel arch extensions Separate, movable bonnet Multi-piece, detailed four-cylinder engine Separate exhaust system Detailed interior with instrument panel, seats and rear bench Typical steering wheel Faithfully replicated dashboard for left-hand drive or right-hand drive versions Movable wheels Large dimensioned front spoiler Rubber-like tires Instructions and authentic decals with various license plates (D, GB, F, NL, B, A, CH, I, S, DK) Specifications Scale: 1:24 Age recommendation: 10+ Number of parts: 121 Length: 154mm Includes Kit, assembly instructions, decals

1968 VW Beetle sedan For many years, the Volkswagen Beetle was the car that started it all. Countless young people learned to drive with it, countless people drove it as the first car in their lives. Over the years, improvements have been made to the vehicle to keep the Beetle competitive. Even in 1968, the Beetle had a standard that kept it competitive against the competition at the time. The formerly 1131 cc engine had now become a 1500 cc engine with 44 hp. Disc brakes at the front and a new semi-trailing arm rear axle kept this temperament in check. The headlights were now vertical and you could fill up the tank through a side flap. Features Faithfully reproduced body with fine surface structures Separate, movable bonnet Multi-piece, detailed four-cylinder boxer engine Optional trailer hitch Detailed interior with instrument panel, individual seats and rear bench OPTIONAL TO BUILD AS LEFT-HAND DRIVE OR RIGHT-HAND DRIVE Movable wheels Dashboard vase included Various chrome parts, including bumpers, rims, door handles and exterior mirrors Rubber-like tires Instructions and authentic decals with various license plates (D, F, GB, NL, A, I, CH, S, B, E, IRL, DK) Specifications Scale: 1:24 Age recommendation: 10+ Number of parts: 125 Length: 171mm Includes Kit, assembly instructions, decals

Citroën 2CV Charleston In 1948 the 2CV was presented to the public for the first time. With the puristic, inexpensive small car, which was easy to maintain and easy to operate, Citroën offered a robust mass vehicle for the people, which, corresponding to the sparsely developed road network, had extremely good suspension. From 1981, when the 2 CV had long since become a cult object, a two-tone version appeared in series production, the wine red and black 2 CV 6 Charleston, which was followed by a yellow and black version from September 1982, both equipped with an air-cooled 0.6-litre Two-cylinder boxer engine and 29 hp power. According to the original, the kit offers chrome hubcaps, the typical chrome headlights and a multi-part engine and of course a movable hood. Features Faithfully reproduced body with fine surface structures Separate, movable bonnet Multi-part, detailed engine Separate exhaust system Detailed interior with instrument panel, seats and rear benchcan be built with either an open or closed roof Moving wheels Lower half of the front side windows can be built either folded up or closed Various chrome parts, including hubcaps, door handles and headlights Rubber-like tires Instructions and authentic decals with various license plates (D, NL, I, GB, B) Specifications Scale: 1:24 Age recommendation: 10+ Number of parts: 126 Length: 160mm Includes Model kit including building instructions and decal

The Dodge Charger from 1968 was the second, very much sought after version of the concept of an affordable sporty car from Dodge. The streamlined fastback bodywork gave it dynamics even at a standstill. Under the bonnet engines up to 7 litres 425 hp provided breathtaking propulsion. This made one a certain winner in any race at the lights. Many called the 1968 Charger perhaps the finest US coupe of that decade. Its success was also reflected in the figures. 96,100 cars were supplied to satisfied customers. The Dodge Charger found international fame playing opposing Steve McQueen's Ford in the chase through San Francisco in the film Bullit .

Welcome to the world of detailed model making! The Shelby Mustang GT 350 H in 1:24 scale offers you a realistic afterimage of the famous sports car with its 86 parts. With a length of 191 mm and an age recommendation of 10+, this kit is ideal for fans and followers who are in the advanced model building category (Level 4) and already have experience in gluing and painting. This model is not only an eye-catcher in your collection, but also a testament to Ford's automotive history. The Shelby Mustang GT 350 H was first presented at the 1964 World's Fair in New York and embodied the youthful energy of its time. As the forerunner of the pony cars, the Mustang set new standards in the car world. Its high-performance road version, the GT 350, was equipped by Carroll Shelby with an impressive 4.7-liter V8 engine. The highlight? The special H version, where the "H" stands for car rental company Hertz, was available in black with gold trim stripes and offered customers the opportunity to rent real race cars! Features Faithful replica: From the finest detail of the bodywork to the authentic replica of the rims, this model convinces with its accuracy. Moving parts: With a separate, movable hood, you can admire the multi-part, detailed engine. High-quality materials: The set includes many chrome parts that give the model a special shine. Authentic decals: To add the finishing touches to your model, the kit comes with true-to-the-original decals. Includes Building instructions Authentic decals True-to-life chrome parts (rims, bumpers, grille) Multi-piece engine Separate exhaust system Detailed interior Detailed wheel suspensions Movable bonnet

The economical, reliable pickup truck T3 was manufactured from 1979. The completely newly developed car with its modern, functional design was visibly more spacious than its predecessor. As the last type with a rear engine made by VW, it was regarded as the last real Bulli. Depending on the version, its four-cylinder offered 50 to 112 hp. As usual, the transporter appeared in various commercial vehicle versions, but also in the form of a camper van for private purposes. In particular, the successful version of the Joker from the Gütersloh-based company Westfalia, with which VW had been successfully cooperating since the 1950s, was very popular. The Westfalia Joker is ideally suited as a multifunctional vehicle for commuting to work, for everyday use, but also for longer holiday trips. Over 70,000 copies of this home on wheels have been sold, testifying to its great popularity at home and abroad. Its comfortable living room with integrated driver's cab had a complete kitchen unit, seating and lying areas, storage cupboards and a practical pop-up roof. Features Detailed body Authentically recreated living space with kitchen unit, seating areas and cabinets Movable sliding door The pop-up roof can be built in two positions Detailed boxer engine Movable wheels Tailgate optionally open or closed to build exterior mirrors True to original "Joker" decals with international license plates (D, GB, F, NL, CH, A) Specifications Number of parts:80 Length:185mm

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The origins of all today's vans and transporters go back to the panel wagons used in the Volkswagen production facility in Wolfsburg for internal transport in the late 1940s, which inspired the Dutch importer Ben Pon to come up with an idea for a transport vehicle. At the end of the 1940s, VW developed several prototypes for a spacious vehicle suitable for transport purposes. As none of the initially desired names could be used without restrictions, the new vehicle class was given the name Transporter. From March 8, 1950, the first generation of the transporter went into series production. The car with the typical V-shaped front section and the split windshield was available in various designs, including a minibus. The technology was based on that of the Volkswagen Type 1, the so-called Beetle, so that the T1 had an air-cooled four-cylinder boxer engine. The performance of the reliable rear engine with a displacement of 1.2 liters increased from 1961 to 34 hp. The luxury version of the minibus, the nine-seater special model, is still known today as the Samba Bus and spreads an unmistakable automotive charm with oval roof windows, very comfortable seats, a folding roof and lots of chrome parts. Thanks to all movable doors, the kit allows a deep insight into the spacious interior. Features multi-part body detailed interior with dashboard and bench seats movable doors and tailgate movable front wheel steering The roof can be built either closed or with the folding roof pushed together Engine simulation rotating wheels European and American bumper designs Chrome-plated hubcaps, door handles, windshield wipers and chrome-plated front emblem authentic decals with decorative stripes and various license plates (D, NL, F, GB and USA)

Schlingmann LF 20/16 – The heart of modern firefighting Your passion for model building meets the highest precision: The Schlingmann LF 20/16 model kit is more than just a handicraft project - it is a detailed replica of one of the most powerful emergency vehicles of modern fire brigades. Whether you are passionate about the volunteer fire brigade or model making, this model gives you the opportunity to experience the impressive technology of a real firefighting vehicle up close and to stage it perfectly. With this model kit, you will bring the fascination and professionalism of firefighting operations directly to your home. Features True-to-the-original replica of the Schlingmann LF 20/16 in the finest detail Variably opening and closing equipment compartments – for a realistic representation of operational preparation Exact reproduction of equipment compartment equipment Blue light bar and hose reel at the rear, authentic as the original Pump with up to 2,000 liters of water output per minute faithfully recreated Contents Plastic model kit (not assembled) Illustrated, multilingual building instructions High-quality decals for different variants: "Schlingmann", "Fire Brigade" and "Volunteer Fire Brigade Löhne"

Model kit of the VARUS 4x4 - the new fire engine generation from Schlingmann. The HLF 20 (rescue fire-fighting vehicle) is built on a MAN TGM 13.290 4x4 BL chassis (Euro 6). Features Equipment rooms can be opened Equipment room equipment (generator, rescue shears, hoses) Detailed driver and crew compartment with breathing apparatus Side step system retracted/extended Hose reel at the rear Individual extension and extension ladders on the rooflight pole Decals for a presentation vehicle Specification Scale: 1:24 Age recommendation: 12+ Number of parts: 295 Length: 363mm Includes Kit, assembly instructions, decal 295 individual parts, suitable from 12 years

Model kit of a spectacular tour truck designed by Australian hard rock legends AC/DC and their number 1 album "Rock Or Bust". Features one-piece cabin with separate grill Easy assembly of tractor and trailer One-piece frame for the trailer Many chrome parts, including rims and exterior mirrors Large-area water slide images and clear building instructions

Fire alarm in a multi storey block of flats! To rescue the people who are trapped and in mortal danger, the fire brigade's emergency control centre orders an escape ladder to the scene. One of the most efficient rescue vehicles of this type is the Metz DLK 23-12 based on the Mercedes Benz 1422 and the 1419. This vehicle is used predominantly for rescuing lives, for fire fighting duties and for technical assistence operations. The four part ladder extends telescopically to a total length of 30 m. The rescue height is 23 m with an outreach of 12 m. Mounted on a Turntable, the ladder is controlled by an oil hydraulic systems. The strong and stable platform has three special compartments for additional equipment. When in use, the DLK 23-12 is secured by four supports that gives the vehicle maximum stability. The Mercedes Benz 1422 features a 6 cyl. V engine with a power output of 159 kW (216 HP); the maximum permissible total weight is 14t. Features Moving four-part ladder Metz rescue cage Moving turntable with control centre and operator's seat Extending supports Platform with a fluted surface texture Detailed chassis Moving wheels Mercedes Benz engine Detailed cab with ladder supports Transfer with registration plates for different versions.

The all-wheel-drive Unimog of the TLF (tank fire-fighting vehicle) 8 series has proven itself thanks to its fire-fighting water supply of 1,800 liters and the basic fire-fighting load for quickly fighting fires and for supplying fire-fighting water, even on rough terrain. Features 6 cylinder engine Comprehensive loading in two loading spaces Two roller blinds that can be opened operations manager Authentic representation of the following fire brigade versions: Trier (D) Bad Oeynhausen (D) Hoxter (D) Brunswick (D) Venlo (NL) Salzburg (Austria) Altstaetten (CH) Belgium Specification Scale: 1:24 Age recommendation: 13+ Number of parts: 210 Length: 232mm Broad: 108mm Height: 142mm

The tank fire engine (= TLF) based on the Mercedes-Benz 1625 (16 t, 250 hp) and with a 5000 liter extinguishing water tank was originally intended for firefighting on motorways. In the course of its long service life with numerous fire brigades, however, it has proven itself excellently in many other fire operations. Features Multi-part engine Box body with two detailed cargo spaces Movable foam/water cannon Cab with opening doors Movable wheels Decals with license plates of different versions (3xD = Nottuln, Holzminden, Mühlheim ad Ruhr) Specification Scale:1:24 Age recommendation:13+ Number of parts:231 Length:296mm Broad:118mm Height:122mm Includes Plastic model kit (unassembled), Illustrated multilingual building instructions Decals

Immerse yourself in the world of precision and attention to detail with our exquisite model kit of the Büssing 8000 S 13 long-distance truck. This impressive 1:24 scale model captures the beauty and power of the original vehicle, which was in use from 1952. The truck impressed with its 6-cylinder diesel engine with 180 hp and a total displacement of 13 liters. Our replica captures every detail of this legendary vehicle. Photo-etched parts for the finest details Resin parts for an authentic look Metal parts for extra stability Self-adhesive wooden floor for a realistic loading area Our model kit is suitable for beginners, advanced users and experts alike who want to perfect their model building skills. The finished model is ideal for exhibitions, games and collections. It is a tribute to vehicle history and an impressive piece for your display case. Features A multi-part engine that captures the mechanical perfection of the original Openable flaps on both sides of the hood to provide a view of the interior A movable and detachable drawbar for versatile presentation options Detailed construction instructions and a decal sheet for two different versions The Büssing 8000 S 13 was a workhorse on the roads that represented progress in long-distance transport. Its performance and reliability defined an era of freight transport. With our model kit you can revive this heritage and experience the history of this iconic vehicle up close. Discover the world of model making on a new level. With our Büssing 8000 S 13 model kit, the past comes to life and you can feel the fascination for mechanical masterpieces up close. Get this kit today and create your own masterpiece.

Precision in miniature format: Schlingmann TLF 16/25 model kit 1:24 Discover the masterfully crafted Schlingmann TLF 16/25 model kit, a must-have for any discerning model builder. This detailed 1:24 scale kit consists of 228 precise parts and authentically reproduces the fire engine. With a length of 315 mm, a width of 123 mm and a height of 156 mm, it offers an impressive model that reflects the fascination and technical sophistication of the original. Recommended for experienced modelers aged 13 and over, this kit is a challenging Level 5 project. Features Instructions for assembly Decorative stickers for different versions: Bad Segeberg, Dortmund and Schlingmann Special tools for assembly Detailed illustrations of equipment compartments, driver and crew compartments including breathing apparatus Special features Innovative construction techniques and high attention to detail Variable device compartments for individual display Comprehensive reproduction of the equipment compartments Authentic display of different versions Official licenses guarantee a faithful reproduction of the original This model kit is ideal for experienced model builders (level 5). With complex components and demanding assembly processes, it requires in-depth knowledge and skills in model building. It offers experienced hobbyists the opportunity to expand their skills and create an impressive model. The Schlingmann TLF 16/25 is a key piece of firefighting equipment, designed to provide fast and effective initial firefighting. With an extinguishing water tank of 2,500 liters and a powerful pump that can deliver 2,000 liters per minute, it plays a life-saving role in many emergencies. This model kit captures not only the technical complexity but also the historical and operational significance of the vehicle, offering modelers a rich and immersive experience.  

The fall of the Berlin Wall - a piece of contemporary history Those who were old enough on November 9, 1989 could hardly believe what was going on on that memorable day. The Berlin Wall, which had separated Germany for more than 28 years, fell almost without notice. And what was one of the first to pass the border so surprisingly open without being disturbed? Exactly: the legendary Trabant 601! The Trabant 601: Go Trabi go! The Trabant 601, the famous "racing cardboard", was the most built car in the GDR. From 1964 to 1990 - even after the fall of the Berlin Wall - the iconic two-door rolled off the assembly line at Sachsenring Automobilwerke in Zwickau. Almost three million “Trabis” have been produced, and each one has been eagerly awaited. Because whoever wanted to own a car in the former GDR often had to wait more than ten years from ordering to delivery. In 1991 director Peter Timm and actor Wolfgang Stumph created a cinematic monument for the Trabant 601. The film “Go Trabi go” is still one of the most successful comedies in Germany. The cult car as a model kit The kit of the Trabant 601 evokes memories of a piece of German history, of a cult. In 1:24 scale (149 mm length), the 138 parts (easy to break out of the frame) impress with numerous details after assembly and painting: Faithful body with fine surface structures movable bonnet Engine with numerous, detailed parts separate exhaust system detailed interior with instrument board removable roof Front axle steering with which the wheels can be moved reproduced rims true to the original movable trunk lid authentic decals, for example for GDR license plates Bring down the Berlin Wall with the Trabant 601! The model kit 30th Anniversary "Fall of the Berlin Wall" is the perfect gift idea for anyone who loves something special. The 3D puzzle of the wall diorama is easy to assemble, while the model of the Trabant 601 impresses with its numerous details and its fidelity to the original. The set includes detailed building instructions, basic colors, glue, brushes and decals for a faithful representation of the Berlin Wall and the Trabant 601.

The AEC Routemaster was presented to the public for the first time in 1954. Compared with the previous bus types the Routemaster

Model kit for the US sports car in an attractive retro design and typical front and rear section, whose 5.0-liter Boss engine delivers a whopping 450 hp (331 kW). Features Multi-part V8 engine Separate hood Swivel wheels Decal with various license plates (USA, D, A, NL, B, F, GB, I, CH, RUS)

Very challenging model kit for the legendary Mercedes-Benz 300 SL (3.0 liter displacement, "super light"). The shapely vehicle with its long bonnet and the typical gullwing doors also impressed the American public, so that a good 75 percent of the 1,400 models produced were shipped overseas. The fastest sports car of its time reached almost 260 km/h. Features Very demanding model for experienced model builders Multi-part engine Movable hood Authentic decal Large scale 1:12 Specification Scale: 1:12 Age recommendation: 13+ Number of parts: 214 Length: 379mm Broad: 149mm Height: 108mm Includes Plastic model kit (unassembled) Illustrated, multilingual building instructions, decals