Herpa 093477 VW Crafter HD FD 1:87 The VW Crafter is a light commercial vehicle produced by Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles since 2006. The second generation of the model was introduced in 2016.

Herpa 093811 MB Sprinter 18 Kasten HD 1:87 The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is a light commercial vehicle from the Mercedes-Benz brand and part of the Mercedes-Benz Group. It replaced the Mercedes-Benz T1 (“Bremer Transporter”) in 1995 and was awarded “Van of the Year” in the same year. The second generation followed in 2006, while the third generation was introduced in June 2018.In North America, the Sprinter was also temporarily sold under the Freightliner and Dodge brands, which were part of Chrysler. Since 2018, the model has been marketed worldwide exclusively under the Mercedes-Benz name.Between 1996 and 2016, the Sprinter also served as the basis for closely related models by Volkswagen: until 2006 it was sold as the VW LT (second generation), and from 2006 to 2016 as the VW Crafter, each with modified engines and slightly altered design. Since November 2016, however, the VW Crafter has been an independent development by Volkswagen.

Herpa 094139 Mercedes-Benz T1 Bus "Police" 1:87In addition to its internal designation, this vehicle series was also known by the names TN series and "Bremen Transporter". The latter name refers to the fact that the van was manufactured at the Bremen plant until 1984. At the time, the official designation was Baumuster (BM), while the term model series is used today.The TN was divided into three model series: 601 with a gross vehicle weight of 2.55 to 2.8 tonnes, 602 with 3.2 to 3.5 tonnes, and 611 with 4.6 tonnes. The T1 was the first light commercial vehicle that Daimler-Benz developed entirely in-house. Its predecessor, the Harburg Transporter, on the other hand, was based on a development by Tempo and later Hanomag-Henschel, which Daimler-Benz acquired in 1970.Unlike the front-wheel drive of its predecessor, the T1 was equipped with rear-wheel drive. This drivetrain configuration offered advantages particularly when carrying heavy loads and when towing a trailer. Front-wheel drive, on the other hand, allowed for a lower loading floor. It was not until the Sprinter from 2018 onward that front-wheel drive became available again from Mercedes-Benz.The T1 was larger than the VW Transporter. Its competitors included the VW LT and the Ford Transit.

Herpa 094139 Mercedes-Benz T1 Bus "Police" 1:87In addition to its internal designation, this vehicle series was also known by the names TN series and "Bremen Transporter". The latter name refers to the fact that the van was manufactured at the Bremen plant until 1984. At the time, the official designation was Baumuster (BM), while the term model series is used today.The TN was divided into three model series: 601 with a gross vehicle weight of 2.55 to 2.8 tonnes, 602 with 3.2 to 3.5 tonnes, and 611 with 4.6 tonnes. The T1 was the first light commercial vehicle that Daimler-Benz developed entirely in-house. Its predecessor, the Harburg Transporter, on the other hand, was based on a development by Tempo and later Hanomag-Henschel, which Daimler-Benz acquired in 1970.Unlike the front-wheel drive of its predecessor, the T1 was equipped with rear-wheel drive. This drivetrain configuration offered advantages particularly when carrying heavy loads and when towing a trailer. Front-wheel drive, on the other hand, allowed for a lower loading floor. It was not until the Sprinter from 2018 onward that front-wheel drive became available again from Mercedes-Benz.The T1 was larger than the VW Transporter. Its competitors included the VW LT and the Ford Transit.

Herpa 094146 MAN G90 Flatbed Recovery Vehicle "Police" 1:87The MAN-VW is a truck jointly developed by MAN and Volkswagen AG. Production began in 1979 and continued until 1993.The model was originally referred to as the 6–9 Tonner. From 1981 to 1987, it was designated the 6–10 Tonner, before the name G 90 was introduced from 1987 onward.

Herpa 094153 Mercedes-Benz Miesen Patient Transport Vehicle "German Red Cross" 1:87The company was founded on June 1, 1870, by wagon maker Christian Miesen in Bonn as a wheelwright's workshop. Initially, the business primarily produced individually made horse-drawn carriages and flatbed wagons. The high quality of its work quickly earned the company a good reputation among its customers.As the number of orders increased, the premises became increasingly cramped around the turn of the century. For this reason, the company moved to its long-standing location at Dottendorfer Straße 165 in 1901. In the same year, the first horse-drawn ambulance built by Miesen was produced there.

Licensed model vehicle H0 1:87 Mercedes-Benz 207D post van Small, true-to-scale model for adults and collectors.

Herpa 094252-002 VW Crafter Bus HD 1:87 The VW Crafter is a light commercial vehicle produced by Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles since 2006. The second generation of the model was introduced in 2016.

Herpa 094795 Opel Rekord E Caravan "Fire Brigade Command Vehicle" 1:87The Opel Rekord E belongs to the upper mid-size class and was produced by Adam Opel AG, which at the time was part of the US-based General Motors Group. As the successor to the Opel Rekord D, the model was launched in August 1977. Like its predecessors, the Rekord E was also available as an estate car, which traditionally carried the "Caravan" designation at Opel.Until the model update in October 1982, the series was designated E1, and subsequently E2. The V platform used for the Rekord E was also employed for the Opel Commodore C, Senator A, and Monza A.The Rekord E was equipped with a four-cylinder inline engine, a rigid rear axle, and rear-wheel drive. It was also the final generation of the Opel Rekord model series, which had been offered since spring 1953. Around 1.4 million vehicles were produced in total, allowing the series to surpass the production figures of the Rekord C, with approximately 1.3 million units.In August 1986, the Rekord E was replaced by the Opel Omega A. In South Africa, the model remained in production until 1990.

Herpa 094818 Mercedes-Benz G-Class "Emergency Doctor" 1:87The Mercedes-Benz G-Class, also known as the G-Model, is a series of off-road vehicles that has been produced since 1979. The "G" stands for "Geländewagen" (off-road vehicle). The vehicle was developed in cooperation with the Austrian Steyr-Daimler-Puch Group and is still manufactured in Graz, Styria, to this day. Until 2000, the G-Class was marketed under the Puch G brand in Austria and several other countries.The exterior appearance remained largely unchanged between 1979 and 2018. Technically, however, the model was regularly developed and modernized. The changes mainly affected the engines, interior, and safety equipment. Production of the closed version with a short wheelbase ended in 2012, while the convertible was produced until 2013.In 2018, Mercedes-Benz presented a completely newly developed generation, in which the characteristic exterior appearance changed only slightly. In 2016, the G-Class reached a new sales record with almost 20,000 vehicles sold. From 1979 to August 2025, more than 600,000 units were produced in total. Older models are particularly sought after today as classic cars.

Herpa 094832 VW Golf II, Postal Service 1:87The Volkswagen Golf II, with the internal designations Type 19E and, from 1989, 1G1 and 19EL for the commercial vehicle version, was produced from August 1983 to December 1992. During this period, more than 6.3 million vehicles were built. As the successor to the Golf I, introduced in 1974, it continued the model's position in the compact class. From autumn 1991, the Golf II was gradually replaced by the Golf III.Technically, the second generation followed the concept of the first Golf, but grew both in exterior dimensions and engine power. Like its predecessor, the Golf II was available as a three- and five-door hatchback sedan. From February 1984, the Jetta II notchback sedan, based on the Golf II, supplemented the model range.The Golf Convertible, which was still based on the first generation, continued to be produced without any fundamental changes until August 1993. Volkswagen did not develop a separate convertible based on the Golf II, although conversions by various manufacturers were available.The Golf II was the first Volkswagen designed for largely automated production using industrial robots. It continued the major sales success of the Golf I and became one of the most-produced automobiles of the 1980s and early 1990s.

Herpa 094849 BMW 528i, Taxi 1:87The BMW 5 Series is a model range in the upper mid-size class produced by BMW. The series has been offered since summer 1972 and replaced the so-called "New Class". Since 1991, an estate car variant has also been part of the model range, referred to by BMW as the Touring.With the introduction of the 5 Series, BMW reorganized its model range. The BMW 5 Series was the first vehicle to be named according to the model classification introduced by BMW's then marketing director Bob A. Lutz. The designations 3 Series, 5 Series, and 7 Series were later extended to the entire model range. Mercedes-Benz and Audi later adopted a comparable system with model names such as E-Class and A6.Competitors of the BMW 5 Series include the Mercedes-Benz E-Class, the Audi A6, the Genesis G80, the Volvo S90, the Jaguar XF, and the DS 9.

Herpa 094856 Mercedes-Benz LP 813 Flatbed Truck with Glass 1:87The Mercedes-Benz LP 333 is a three-axle truck with a gross vehicle weight of 16 tonnes and belongs to the LP series produced by Daimler-Benz AG. The cab-over-engine truck with a twin front axle was nicknamed the "Centipede" due to its unusual appearance. The LP 333 was developed in response to the so-called Seebohm laws of 1956. These initially allowed a gross vehicle weight of 16 tonnes only for three-axle trucks. After the permitted gross vehicle weight for two-axle trucks was also increased again from 12 to 16 tonnes in 1960, production of the LP 333 ended after only a short period. The truck was built from 1958 to 1961. The corresponding tractor unit was designated LPS 333. A total of 1,833 vehicles were produced, including 354 in the final year of production.

Herpa 094863 Ford Transit Panel Van, Pastel Blue 1:87The Ford Transit is a light commercial vehicle produced by the automobile manufacturer Ford since 1965. Throughout its generations, the model has been available in various versions, including as a panel van, flatbed truck, and minibus.For particularly comfortably equipped minibus variants, Ford also offers the Ford Tourneo model range. Both the fifth generation of the Transit in 2001 and the sixth generation in 2007 were named Van of the Year.

Licensed model vehicle H0 1:87 BMW touring fire brigarde Small, true-to-scale model for adults and collectors.

Herpa 095846 VW Crafter Bus FD, red 1:87 The VW Crafter is a light commercial vehicle produced by Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles since 2006. The second generation of the model was introduced in 2016.

Herpa 095853 MAN TGE Panel Van FD, Ultramarine Blue 1:87The MAN TGE is a light commercial vehicle produced by Traton and offered under the MAN brand. Technically, the model is based on the second-generation VW Crafter (7C0). Like the VW Crafter, the MAN TGE has also been manufactured at the plant in Września, Poland, since April 2017. It was officially presented in 2016 at the IAA Commercial Vehicles in Hanover.

Herpa 096478 Mercedes Benz Sprinter 18 Bus FD, red 1:87 The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is a light commercial vehicle from the Mercedes-Benz brand and part of the Mercedes-Benz Group. It replaced the Mercedes-Benz T1 (“Bremer Transporter”) in 1995 and was awarded “Van of the Year” in the same year. The second generation followed in 2006, while the third generation was introduced in June 2018.In North America, the Sprinter was also temporarily sold under the Freightliner and Dodge brands, which were part of Chrysler. Since 2018, the model has been marketed worldwide exclusively under the Mercedes-Benz name.Between 1996 and 2016, the Sprinter also served as the basis for closely related models by Volkswagen: until 2006 it was sold as the VW LT (second generation), and from 2006 to 2016 as the VW Crafter, each with modified engines and slightly altered design. Since November 2016, however, the VW Crafter has been an independent development by Volkswagen.

Herpa 096485 MB Sprinter 18 Kasten FD, blue 1:87 The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is a light commercial vehicle from the Mercedes-Benz brand and part of the Mercedes-Benz Group. It replaced the Mercedes-Benz T1 (“Bremer Transporter”) in 1995 and was awarded “Van of the Year” in the same year. The second generation followed in 2006, while the third generation was introduced in June 2018.In North America, the Sprinter was also temporarily sold under the Freightliner and Dodge brands, which were part of Chrysler. Since 2018, the model has been marketed worldwide exclusively under the Mercedes-Benz name.Between 1996 and 2016, the Sprinter also served as the basis for closely related models by Volkswagen: until 2006 it was sold as the VW LT (second generation), and from 2006 to 2016 as the VW Crafter, each with modified engines and slightly altered design. Since November 2016, however, the VW Crafter has been an independent development by Volkswagen.

Herpa 096539 VW Touran Police Museum Hamburg 1:87The VW Touran II is a compact MPV produced by Volkswagen. Like the Golf VII, it is technically based on the Modular Transverse Matrix (MQB). The second generation of the Touran was officially presented in March 2015 at the Geneva Motor Show. Production started at the Wolfsburg plant on May 26, 2015. In Germany, the vehicle could already be ordered from April 2015, with the first deliveries taking place in September of the same year. At market launch, the Touran II was offered at a list price starting from €23,350. In the final model year, list prices started at €41,995. New registrations in Germany declined significantly over the years: while 52,560 vehicles were newly registered in 2016, only 14,666 units were registered in 2022. As a result, the Touran ranked 11th in the German registration statistics in 2016 and 66th in 2022.

Herpa 096546 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Brillux "Mehr als Farbe" 1:87 The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is a light commercial vehicle from the Mercedes-Benz brand and part of the Mercedes-Benz Group. It replaced the Mercedes-Benz T1 (“Bremer Transporter”) in 1995 and was awarded “Van of the Year” in the same year. The second generation followed in 2006, while the third generation was introduced in June 2018.In North America, the Sprinter was also temporarily sold under the Freightliner and Dodge brands, which were part of Chrysler. Since 2018, the model has been marketed worldwide exclusively under the Mercedes-Benz name.Between 1996 and 2016, the Sprinter also served as the basis for closely related models by Volkswagen: until 2006 it was sold as the VW LT (second generation), and from 2006 to 2016 as the VW Crafter, each with modified engines and slightly altered design. Since November 2016, however, the VW Crafter has been an independent development by Volkswagen.

Herpa 096683 Wartburg 353 Tourist 1:87 The Wartburg 353 was introduced in June 1966 as the successor to the Wartburg 312. In its design, it combined elements that were already considered outdated at the time with more modern technology. Traditional features included the water-cooled three-cylinder two-stroke engine and the body-on-frame construction with a box-section frame. At the same time, the Wartburg 353 featured an advanced, maintenance-free suspension system with coil springs. The wheels were independently suspended and guided at the front by double wishbones and at the rear by semi-trailing arms with a transverse stabilizer bar. The suspension system also included tripod double-joint drive shafts and a brake force regulator. The basic suspension concept had already been introduced in 1965 with the Wartburg 312.

Herpa 096799 VW T6.1 Panel Van, fluorescent orange 1:87 The designations T5 (Type 7H/7E) and T6 (Type SG/SH) refer to generations of the VW Transporter produced by Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles. The model was originally introduced in 2003 as the T5 and, after the second facelift in July 2015, continued as the T6. Until March 2023, the vehicle was available both as a panel van and as a minibus.

Herpa 096942 VW Tiguan „Disaster-Prevention Niedersachsen“ Model 1:87 The VW Tiguan is a compact SUV from the German automaker Volkswagen and has been produced since 2007. The second generation was introduced in January 2016, while the long-wheelbase version, the Allspace, expanded the lineup starting in September 2017. An SUV coupé version, the VW Tiguan X, presented in September 2020, is exclusively intended for the Chinese market. The third generation was unveiled in September 2023.The name “Tiguan” is a coined term combining the words tiger and iguana. It was created by Bernd Samland and selected through a reader poll conducted by the magazine Auto Bild.

Herpa 097031 Mercedes Benz Sprinter '96 Ambulance "Emergency Medical Services" 1:87 The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is a light commercial vehicle from the Mercedes-Benz brand and part of the Mercedes-Benz Group. It replaced the Mercedes-Benz T1 (“Bremer Transporter”) in 1995 and was awarded “Van of the Year” in the same year. The second generation followed in 2006, while the third generation was introduced in June 2018.In North America, the Sprinter was also temporarily sold under the Freightliner and Dodge brands, which were part of Chrysler. Since 2018, the model has been marketed worldwide exclusively under the Mercedes-Benz name.Between 1996 and 2016, the Sprinter also served as the basis for closely related models by Volkswagen: until 2006 it was sold as the VW LT (second generation), and from 2006 to 2016 as the VW Crafter, each with modified engines and slightly altered design. Since November 2016, however, the VW Crafter has been an independent development by Volkswagen.

Licensed model vehicle H0 1:87 VW T3 Taxi Small, true-to-scale model for adults and collectors.

Herpa 097154 – Ford Galaxy THW, White/Blue 1:87 The Herpa Ford Galaxy THW in 1:87 scale depicts a Ford Galaxy in the white and blue livery of the German Federal Agency for Technical Relief (THW). The Ford Galaxy is a spacious passenger car from Ford that can be used as a versatile vehicle for passenger and transport needs. In this THW version, the model combines the well-known MPV with the Technical Relief organization theme. With its 1:87 scale, the model is suitable as an addition to a model railway layout, an emergency vehicle collection, or a Herpa collection. Details: Manufacturer: Herpa Item number: 097154 Model: Ford Galaxy THW Color scheme: White/Blue Scale: 1:87 Organization: German Federal Agency for Technical Relief (THW)

Herpa 097161 VW T3 Bus ADAC 1:87The VW T3 was the third generation of Volkswagen's VW Transporter. The model was introduced in May 1979 and produced until 1992. At the same time, the T3 was the manufacturer's last Transporter series with rear-wheel drive. Following the VW 411/412 of 1968, it was also the last newly developed Volkswagen with an air-cooled rear engine.From 1982 onward, the petrol engines were no longer air-cooled but water-cooled. In 1990, the completely newly developed successor, the T4, was introduced with a front-mounted engine and front-wheel drive.The T3 was the last generation of VW buses to officially carry the Type 2 designation. The designations T1, T2, and T3 were originally used only internally to distinguish between the individual generations. Although T3 was therefore initially not an official designation, it became established for this model series. Officially, the vehicle was designated as the Type 2 Model '80. Internally, Volkswagen developed the vehicle under the designation EA 162, with EA standing for "Entwicklungsauftrag" ("development project").

Herpa 097208 Mercedes-Benz 200 Fintail "Hamburg Police" 1:87The Mercedes-Benz /8 ("Stroke Eight") designation dates back to the year 1968 and covers the W 114 and W 115 passenger car series produced by Daimler-Benz AG. While the W 114 was equipped with six-cylinder engines, the W 115 used four- and five-cylinder engines.The predecessor was the W 110 ("small Fintail"), which shared some of the same sales designations. This is why the "Stroke Eight" designation became established for the new model series. With almost two million vehicles produced, the W 114 and W 115 reached nearly the same production volume as all Mercedes-Benz passenger cars built during the entire post-war period before them combined.Production of the model series continued until 1976. They were subsequently replaced by the W 123 series. Today, the "Stroke Eight" is regarded as a popular classic car.

Herpa 097215 Mercedes-Benz 200 Fintail "Schorndorf Fire Brigade" 1:87The Mercedes-Benz /8 ("Stroke Eight") designation dates back to the year 1968 and covers the W 114 and W 115 passenger car series produced by Daimler-Benz AG. While the W 114 was equipped with six-cylinder engines, the W 115 used four- and five-cylinder engines.The predecessor was the W 110 ("small Fintail"), which shared some of the same sales designations. This is why the "Stroke Eight" designation became established for the new model series. With almost two million vehicles produced, the W 114 and W 115 reached nearly the same production volume as all Mercedes-Benz passenger cars built during the entire post-war period before them combined.Production of the model series continued until 1976. They were subsequently replaced by the W 123 series. Today, the "Stroke Eight" is regarded as a popular classic car.

Herpa 097253 VW Crafter FD Bus „Fire-Department Frechen MTW 2“ 1:87The VW Crafter is a light commercial vehicle produced by Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles since 2006. The second generation of the model was introduced in 2016.

Herpa 097550 – Volkswagen (VW) Touran “THW Nörvenich” 1:87 The Herpa Volkswagen Touran “THW Nörvenich” in 1:87 scale depicts a VW Touran in a version used by the German Federal Agency for Technical Relief (THW), associated with the THW local association in Nörvenich, North Rhine-Westphalia. The Volkswagen Touran is a compact MPV from Volkswagen known for its versatile range of uses. In this THW version, the vehicle is associated with the Technical Relief organization, making it an interesting emergency vehicle model for collectors and model builders. The model is suitable as an addition to a 1:87 scale model railway layout, an emergency vehicle collection, or a collection of Herpa models. Details: Manufacturer: Herpa Item number: 097550 Model: Volkswagen Touran “THW Nörvenich” Scale: 1:87 Organization: German Federal Agency for Technical Relief (THW) Location: Nörvenich, North Rhine-Westphalia

Herpa 097659 VW Crafter Bus Hochdach "Ordnungsamt Düsseldorf ELW" (Nordrhein-Westfalen/Düsseldorf) 1:87 The design of the Düsseldorf Public Order Office is based on police vehicles in North Rhine-Westphalia. Following the VW T6 (094764) in 2019 and the VW Passat Variant (095228) in the following year, this VW Crafter bus in the high-roof version was released, labeled as a command vehicle. The model is produced true to the original without emergency lighting equipment and in a limited edition.

Herpa 122214 Mercedes-Benz Actros `18 Refrigerated Box Semi-Trailer “Herpa World History No. 3.2, Schumacher” (North Rhine-Westphalia/Würselen) 1:87 After the Herpa World History Truck No. 3 was transferred to the Schumacher haulage company, the DAF tractor unit was replaced by a Mercedes-Benz Actros. Schumacher has now also replaced the trailer, which had provided reliable service for 18 years. Walter Rosner has reinterpreted the motifs of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World and rearranged them on the different sides of the refrigerated box trailer.

Herpa 309578 Iveco Magirus Curtainsider / Trailer Combination, Yellow/Blue 1:87 High-quality model vehicle in 1:87 scale from the Herpa Basic range, designed for model railway enthusiasts, beginners and scale model car collectors. Era classification: Era 4 (approximately 1965 to 1990).

Herpa 309585 Mercedes-Benz 813 Box Truck “RVS” 1:87 High-quality model vehicle in 1:87 scale from the Herpa Basic range, designed for model railway enthusiasts, beginners and scale model car collectors. Era classification: Era 4 (approximately 1965 to 1990).