Special Edition Car Z Gauge Tank Wagon 2024 – “Moin Hamburg” – 98205 A tank wagon in Z gauge is a model of a freight car in 1:220 scale, designed for Z gauge model railways (track gauge 6.5 mm). These wagons are intricately detailed and feature authentic paintwork and lettering, as well as fine details such as grab irons, ladders, and brakeman’s platforms. They are a popular addition to any Z gauge model railway layout and offer collectors and hobbyists the opportunity to create realistic freight trains.

Special Edition Car Z Gauge Tank Wagon 2024 “Moin Rainbow” – 98204 A tank wagon in Z gauge is a model of a freight car in 1:220 scale, designed for Z gauge model railways (track gauge 6.5 mm). These wagons are intricately detailed and feature authentic paintwork and lettering, as well as fine details such as grab irons, ladders, and brakeman’s platforms. They are a popular addition to any Z gauge model railway layout and offer collectors and hobbyists the opportunity to create realistic freight trains.

Welly 73112SW VW Bus T2 Pink - Wunderland Exclusiv 1:87The VW T2, officially known as the VW Type 2 T2, is the second generation of Volkswagen's VW Bus range and was produced from 1967 as the successor to the VW Type 2 T1, which was introduced in 1950. Like its predecessor, the T2 is also known as the “Bulli”. Officially designated as the VW Transporter and internally as Type 2, this series was Volkswagen's second civilian vehicle range after the VW Beetle (Type 1) and continues to this day with the VW T7. Between 1967 and 1979, a total of 2,533,188 Type 2 T2 vehicles were manufactured at Volkswagen's Hanover plant. On October 31, 1979, the final T2 rolled off the production line there. It was succeeded by the VW T3. The VW Microbus concept vehicle, developed by Volkswagen in 2001, incorporated the design elements of the T1 and T2 with its retro styling, but initially did not enter series production. Since 2022, the VW ID. Buzz has been produced as a fully electric van featuring retro-inspired styling.

Welly 73156 VW Beetle Fire Department "Exclusive at Miniatur Wunderland" 1:87The VW Beetle, also known as the VW Type 1, is a compact-class passenger car manufactured by Volkswagen. The vehicle is equipped with an air-cooled four-cylinder boxer engine and rear-wheel drive and was produced from late 1938 until summer 2003. With more than 21.5 million units built, the Beetle was the world's best-selling automobile for a long time. It was not until June 2002 that it was overtaken by the VW Golf as the best-selling model.

Welly 73156 VW Beetle Ladybug "Exclusive at Miniatur Wunderland" 1:87The VW Beetle, also known as the VW Type 1, is a compact-class passenger car manufactured by Volkswagen. The vehicle is equipped with an air-cooled four-cylinder boxer engine and rear-wheel drive and was produced from late 1938 until summer 2003. With more than 21.5 million units built, the Beetle was the world's best-selling automobile for a long time. It was not until June 2002 that it was overtaken by the VW Golf as the best-selling model.

Welly 73156 VW Beetle Post "Exclusive at Miniatur Wunderland" 1:87The VW Beetle, also known as the VW Type 1, is a compact-class passenger car manufactured by Volkswagen. The vehicle is equipped with an air-cooled four-cylinder boxer engine and rear-wheel drive and was produced from late 1938 until summer 2003. With more than 21.5 million units built, the Beetle was the world's best-selling automobile for a long time. It was not until June 2002 that it was overtaken by the VW Golf as the best-selling model.

Wiking 026201 Citroën HY Panel Van - Grey Beige, 1:87The Citroën Type H was a light commercial van manufactured by the French automobile manufacturer Citroën and replaced the Citroën TUB and Citroën Type 32. Depending on the permitted payload, the vehicle was offered under various designations such as H, HY, HX, HW, HZ and 1600. The designation HY is often used as a collective term for the various H models. The Type H was one of the most successful and widespread light commercial vans in France. It was produced from June 1948 until December 1981, spanning a production period of 33 years. At times, production also took place in Belgium and the Netherlands. Its successor was the Citroën C25, produced by Sevel Sud, which was also offered under names such as the Peugeot J5 and Fiat Ducato.

Wiking 027047 Borgward B611 Panel Van - "Rheinpreussen", 1:87The Borgward B 611 was a light commercial van manufactured by the Borgward works in Bremen from 1957 to 1962. The vehicle was initially introduced in 1957 under the designation Borgward B 1500 F as a forward-control van, with the “F” standing for “Frontlenker” (forward control). In brochures, it was referred to as the “1 1/2 ton Frontlenker”. In 1959, it was renamed the B 611. The model was offered in various versions, including as a panel van, minibus (BO 611), and as a pickup or flatbed truck with folding side panels. The B 611 complemented the Borgward B 1500, which was designated the B 511 from 1959 onwards, and served as a forward-control counterpart to the conventional bonneted truck.

Wiking 027048 Borgward B611 - Prisoner Transport, 1:87The Borgward B 611 was a light commercial van manufactured by the Borgward works in Bremen from 1957 to 1962. The vehicle was initially introduced in 1957 under the designation Borgward B 1500 F as a forward-control van, with the “F” standing for “Frontlenker” (forward control). In brochures, it was referred to as the “1 1/2 ton Frontlenker”. In 1959, it was renamed the B 611. The model was offered in various versions, including as a panel van, minibus (BO 611), and as a pickup or flatbed truck with folding side panels. The B 611 complemented the Borgward B 1500, which was designated the B 511 from 1959 onwards, and served as a forward-control counterpart to the conventional bonneted truck.