Rietze 61615 Volvo B12-600 Schweighofer 1:87 The Volvo B12, also known as the Volvo B12R, was a rear-engined heavy-duty coach chassis manufactured by Volvo in Sweden between 1991 and 2001 and in Brazil between 1997 and 2011.

Rietze 61613 Volvo B12-600 Steiermärkische Landesbahn 1:87The Volvo B12, also known as the Volvo B12R, was a rear-engined heavy-duty coach chassis manufactured by Volvo in Sweden between 1991 and 2001 and in Brazil between 1997 and 2011.

Rietze 61612 Volvo B12-600 Merz-Reisen 1:87The Volvo B12, also known as the Volvo B12R, was a rear-engined heavy-duty coach chassis manufactured by Volvo in Sweden between 1991 and 2001 and in Brazil between 1997 and 2011.

Rietze 61611 Volvo B12-600 Polster 1:87 The Volvo B12, also known as the Volvo B12R, was a rear-engined heavy-duty coach chassis manufactured by Volvo in Sweden between 1991 and 2001 and in Brazil between 1997 and 2011.

Rietze 61605 Volvo B12-600 Klug (AT) 1:87 The Volvo B12, also known as the Volvo B12R, was a rear-engined heavy-duty coach chassis manufactured by Volvo in Sweden between 1991 and 2001 and in Brazil between 1997 and 2011.

Rietze 61284 Mercedes-Benz O 350 RHD Lindenbauer 1:87 Already in 1992, Daimler-Benz introduced the O 340, a more affordable touring coach manufactured in Turkey. Technically, it was largely a further development of the earlier O 303, to which it also bore a strong visual resemblance. While the O 340 was rarely seen in Germany, the model received a mainly visual redesign in 1994. From then on it was marketed under the name O 350 “Tourismo”, which quickly became much more widespread, in some cases even at the expense of the flagship O 404.The Tourismo was also the first bus from Mercedes-Benz whose name did not consist solely of numbers and letters. The O 350 featured independent front suspension and was equipped with disc brakes on all wheels. The model was offered in two height versions: as a high-deck coach (RHD) and as a super-high-deck coach (SHD).

Rietze 61274 Mercedes-Benz O 350 RHD Autobus Sachsen 1:87 As early as 1992, Daimler-Benz offered the O 340, a more affordable coach manufactured in Turkey. Technically, it was essentially a further development of the previous O 303, which it also closely resembled externally. While the O 340 was rarely seen in Germany, the model underwent a major visual redesign in 1994. From then on, it was sold under the name O 350 with the suffix "Tourismo" and became significantly more widespread, partly at the expense of the flagship O 404. The Tourismo was also the first Mercedes-Benz bus whose name consisted of more than just numbers and letters. The O 350 also featured independent front suspension and disc brakes all around. The model was offered in two height variants: a right-hand drive (RHD) and a super-high-deck (SHD) version.

Rietze 61267 Mercedes-Benz O 350 RHD Butterfly Travel 1:87 As early as 1992, Daimler-Benz offered the O 340, a more affordable coach manufactured in Turkey. Technically, it was essentially a further development of the previous O 303, which it also closely resembled externally. While the O 340 was rarely seen in Germany, the model underwent a major visual redesign in 1994. From then on, it was sold under the name O 350 with the suffix "Tourismo" and became significantly more widespread, partly at the expense of the flagship O 404. The Tourismo was also the first Mercedes-Benz bus whose name consisted of more than just numbers and letters. The O 350 also featured independent front suspension and disc brakes all around. The model was offered in two height variants: a right-hand drive (RHD) and a super-high-deck (SHD) version.

Rietze 61263 Mercedes-Benz O 350 RHD Caravan Tours 1:87 As early as 1992, Daimler-Benz offered the O 340, a more affordable coach manufactured in Turkey. Technically, it was essentially a further development of the previous O 303, which it also closely resembled externally. While the O 340 was rarely seen in Germany, the model underwent a major visual redesign in 1994. From then on, it was sold under the name O 350 with the suffix "Tourismo" and became significantly more widespread, partly at the expense of the flagship O 404. The Tourismo was also the first Mercedes-Benz bus whose name consisted of more than just numbers and letters. The O 350 also featured independent front suspension and disc brakes all around. The model was offered in two height variants: a right-hand drive (RHD) and a super-high-deck (SHD) version.

Rietze 61250 Mercedes-Benz O 350 RHD Tourismo 1:87 As early as 1992, Daimler-Benz offered the O 340, a more affordable coach manufactured in Turkey. Technically, it was essentially a further development of the previous O 303, which it also closely resembled externally. While the O 340 was rarely seen in Germany, the model underwent a major visual redesign in 1994. From then on, it was sold under the name O 350 with the suffix "Tourismo" and became significantly more widespread, partly at the expense of the flagship O 404. The Tourismo was also the first Mercedes-Benz bus whose name consisted of more than just numbers and letters. The O 350 also featured independent front suspension and disc brakes all around. The model was offered in two height variants: a right-hand drive (RHD) and a super-high-deck (SHD) version.

Rietze 60159 Neoplan Metroliner Verkehrsmobil Borken 1:87Neoplan (stylized as NEOPLAN) is a bus brand of MAN Truck & Bus. Originally, the name served as the brand designation for buses produced by Gottlob Auwärter GmbH & Co. KG, founded in 1935, which began manufacturing self-supporting buses in 1953. After MAN took over Auwärter’s bus production, Neoplan Bus GmbH was established in 2001 as part of the Neoman Group, which was later integrated into MAN Nutzfahrzeuge AG in 2008.Between 2008 and 2013, some vehicles offered under the Neoplan brand were manufactured and marketed by the independent manufacturer Viseon, which has since gone bankrupt.

Rietze 60095 Neoplan Cityliner Dillier 1:87 Neoplan (stylized as NEOPLAN) is a bus brand of MAN Truck & Bus. Originally, the name served as the brand designation for buses produced by Gottlob Auwärter GmbH & Co. KG, founded in 1935, which began manufacturing self-supporting buses in 1953. After MAN took over Auwärter’s bus production, Neoplan Bus GmbH was established in 2001 as part of the Neoman Group, which was later integrated into MAN Nutzfahrzeuge AG in 2008.Between 2008 and 2013, some vehicles offered under the Neoplan brand were manufactured and marketed by the independent manufacturer Viseon, which has since gone bankrupt.

Welly 73155 VW T1 "Exklusiv im Miniatur Wunderland", Flower Power 1:87 The VW T1, officially known as the VW Type 2 T1 and also commonly referred to as the “Bulli,” is a light commercial vehicle produced by Volkswagenwerk GmbH (from 1960: AG). It was the first model in the VW Bus lineup, officially marketed as the VW Transporter and internally designated as Type 2. After the VW Beetle (Type 1), the VW Bus represents the second civilian model series of the manufacturer and continues to this day in the form of the VW T7.Development of the Transporter began in 1949, and it reached production readiness in 1950. During its production period, the model was a market leader and is regarded as a symbol of the German economic miracle. It also served as the basis for some of the first motorhomes.

Welly 73155 VW T1 "Exklusiv im Miniatur Wunderland", red 1:87 The VW T1, officially known as the VW Type 2 T1 and also commonly referred to as the “Bulli,” is a light commercial vehicle produced by Volkswagenwerk GmbH (from 1960: AG). It was the first model in the VW Bus lineup, officially marketed as the VW Transporter and internally designated as Type 2. After the VW Beetle (Type 1), the VW Bus represents the second civilian model series of the manufacturer and continues to this day in the form of the VW T7.Development of the Transporter began in 1949, and it reached production readiness in 1950. During its production period, the model was a market leader and is regarded as a symbol of the German economic miracle. It also served as the basis for some of the first motorhomes.

Welly 73155 VW T1 "Exklusiv im Miniatur Wunderland", blue 1:87 The VW T1, officially known as the VW Type 2 T1 and also commonly referred to as the “Bulli,” is a light commercial vehicle produced by Volkswagenwerk GmbH (from 1960: AG). It was the first model in the VW Bus lineup, officially marketed as the VW Transporter and internally designated as Type 2. After the VW Beetle (Type 1), the VW Bus represents the second civilian model series of the manufacturer and continues to this day in the form of the VW T7.Development of the Transporter began in 1949, and it reached production readiness in 1950. During its production period, the model was a market leader and is regarded as a symbol of the German economic miracle. It also served as the basis for some of the first motorhomes.

Welly 73155 VW T1 "Exklusiv im Miniatur Wunderland", green 1:87 The VW T1, officially known as the VW Type 2 T1 and also commonly referred to as the “Bulli,” is a light commercial vehicle produced by Volkswagenwerk GmbH (from 1960: AG). It was the first model in the VW Bus lineup, officially marketed as the VW Transporter and internally designated as Type 2. After the VW Beetle (Type 1), the VW Bus represents the second civilian model series of the manufacturer and continues to this day in the form of the VW T7.Development of the Transporter began in 1949, and it reached production readiness in 1950. During its production period, the model was a market leader and is regarded as a symbol of the German economic miracle. It also served as the basis for some of the first motorhomes.

Welly 73155 VW T1 "Exklusiv im Miniatur Wunderland", pink 1:87 The VW T1, officially known as the VW Type 2 T1 and also commonly referred to as the “Bulli,” is a light commercial vehicle produced by Volkswagenwerk GmbH (from 1960: AG). It was the first model in the VW Bus lineup, officially marketed as the VW Transporter and internally designated as Type 2. After the VW Beetle (Type 1), the VW Bus represents the second civilian model series of the manufacturer and continues to this day in the form of the VW T7.Development of the Transporter began in 1949, and it reached production readiness in 1950. During its production period, the model was a market leader and is regarded as a symbol of the German economic miracle. It also served as the basis for some of the first motorhomes.

Welly 73155 VW T1 "Exklusiv im Miniatur Wunderland", Hamburg Design 1:87 The VW T1, officially known as the VW Type 2 T1 and also commonly referred to as the “Bulli,” is a light commercial vehicle produced by Volkswagenwerk GmbH (from 1960: AG). It was the first model in the VW Bus lineup, officially marketed as the VW Transporter and internally designated as Type 2. After the VW Beetle (Type 1), the VW Bus represents the second civilian model series of the manufacturer and continues to this day in the form of the VW T7.Development of the Transporter began in 1949, and it reached production readiness in 1950. During its production period, the model was a market leader and is regarded as a symbol of the German economic miracle. It also served as the basis for some of the first motorhomes.

Welly 73128 Mini Cooper "Exclusive at Miniatur Wunderland", greenmetallic 1:87Mini (stylized as MINI) is an automotive brand introduced in early 2001 under the direction of the BMW Group as a reinterpretation of the classic British small car Mini by Alec Issigonis. However, development of this modern version had already begun in the 1990s at the MG Rover Group, prior to its acquisition by BMW. Both the exterior design and the interior are inspired by the historic original, while the vehicle’s size is more comparable to a modern compact car or what was considered a mid-size car at the time.

Rietze Neoplan Cityline AtlanticNeoplan (stylized as NEOPLAN) is a bus brand of MAN Truck & Bus. Originally, the name served as the brand designation for buses produced by Gottlob Auwärter GmbH & Co. KG, founded in 1935, which began manufacturing self-supporting buses in 1953. After MAN took over Auwärter’s bus production, Neoplan Bus GmbH was established in 2001 as part of the Neoman Group, which was later integrated into MAN Nutzfahrzeuge AG in 2008.Between 2008 and 2013, some vehicles offered under the Neoplan brand were manufactured and marketed by the independent manufacturer Viseon, which has since gone bankrupt.

Rietze 4020 Neoplane Hinode 1:87Neoplan (stylized as NEOPLAN) is a bus brand of MAN Truck & Bus. Originally, the name served as the brand designation for buses produced by Gottlob Auwärter GmbH & Co. KG, founded in 1935, which began manufacturing self-supporting buses in 1953. After MAN took over Auwärter’s bus production, Neoplan Bus GmbH was established in 2001 as part of the Neoman Group, which was later integrated into MAN Nutzfahrzeuge AG in 2008.Between 2008 and 2013, some vehicles offered under the Neoplan brand were manufactured and marketed by the independent manufacturer Viseon, which has since gone bankrupt.

Herpa 948074 VW T6 Bus "Deutsche Polizeigewerkschaft Bayern" 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 420655 Mini Cooper "EM21 Flag - Italy" 1:87 Mini (stylized as MINI) is an automotive brand introduced in early 2001 under the direction of the BMW Group as a reinterpretation of the classic British small car Mini by Alec Issigonis. However, development of this modern version had already begun in the 1990s at the MG Rover Group, prior to its acquisition by BMW. Both the exterior design and the interior are inspired by the historic original, while the vehicle’s size is more comparable to a modern compact car or what was considered a mid-size car at the time.

Herpa 420778 Mini Cooper "EM21 Flag - Ukraine" 1:87Mini (stylized as MINI) is an automotive brand introduced in early 2001 under the direction of the BMW Group as a reinterpretation of the classic British small car Mini by Alec Issigonis. However, development of this modern version had already begun in the 1990s at the MG Rover Group, prior to its acquisition by BMW. Both the exterior design and the interior are inspired by the historic original, while the vehicle’s size is more comparable to a modern compact car or what was considered a mid-size car at the time.

Herpa 420648 Mini Cooper "EM21 Flag - France" 1:87Mini (stylized as MINI) is an automotive brand introduced in early 2001 under the direction of the BMW Group as a reinterpretation of the classic British small car Mini by Alec Issigonis. However, development of this modern version had already begun in the 1990s at the MG Rover Group, prior to its acquisition by BMW. Both the exterior design and the interior are inspired by the historic original, while the vehicle’s size is more comparable to a modern compact car or what was considered a mid-size car at the time.

Herpa 96911 VW T6 Bus "Polizei Funkstreifenwagen Bern" 1:87The 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 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 309769 Scania CG 17 4x4 Tractor Unit 1:87The Scania CG17 primarily refers to a cab variant within the current Scania truck generation, known as the NTG (New Truck Generation). The designation “CG” stands for the G-series, characterized by a medium cab length and height, while “17” is often used in model descriptions to indicate a specific generation or special version of the cab.The CG17 cab is used for a variety of purposes in practice. It serves as a conventional road truck but is also adapted for specialized roles such as concrete mixers, hook-lift trucks, or other municipal special vehicles like fire trucks. The G-series is known for its versatility, robustness, and high driving comfort and is typically equipped with 9- or 13-liter engines, Twin-SCR emission control, and an Opticruise transmission.

Herpa 309745 Scanie CG 17 6x6 1:87The Scania CG17 primarily refers to a cab variant within the current Scania truck generation, known as the NTG (New Truck Generation). The designation “CG” stands for the G-series, characterized by a medium cab length and height, while “17” is often used in model descriptions to indicate a specific generation or special version of the cab.The CG17 cab is used for a variety of purposes in practice. It serves as a conventional road truck but is also adapted for specialized roles such as concrete mixers, hook-lift trucks, or other municipal special vehicles like fire trucks. The G-series is known for its versatility, robustness, and high driving comfort and is typically equipped with 9- or 13-liter engines, Twin-SCR emission control, and an Opticruise transmission.

Herpa 313360 Volvo FH GL XL 2020 1:87The Volvo FH is a long-haul truck series from Volvo Trucks, introduced in 1993 after seven years of development as the successor to the Volvo F10, F12, and F16 models. Initially, the series comprised the FH 12 and FH 16 variants. Over the years, the model series has undergone several revisions, including in 1998, 2002, and 2008. In 2005, the FH 13, featuring a new 12.8-liter engine, replaced the previous FH 12. Since its introduction in 1993, more than 400,000 Volvo FH trucks have been produced.

Herpa 955539 Mini Cooper "Exclusiv Wunderland - Germany 1:87 Mini (stylized as MINI) is an automotive brand introduced in early 2001 under the direction of the BMW Group as a reinterpretation of the classic British small car Mini by Alec Issigonis. However, development of this modern version had already begun in the 1990s at the MG Rover Group, prior to its acquisition by BMW. Both the exterior design and the interior are inspired by the historic original, while the vehicle’s size is more comparable to a modern compact car or what was considered a mid-size car at the time.

Herpa 955553 Mini Cooper "Ecklusive Wunderland - Blazon HH" 1:87Mini (stylized as MINI) is an automotive brand introduced in early 2001 under the direction of the BMW Group as a reinterpretation of the classic British small car Mini by Alec Issigonis. However, development of this modern version had already begun in the 1990s at the MG Rover Group, prior to its acquisition by BMW. Both the exterior design and the interior are inspired by the historic original, while the vehicle’s size is more comparable to a modern compact car or what was considered a mid-size car at the time.

Herpa 955560 Mini Cooper "without print" 1:87Mini (stylized as MINI) is an automotive brand introduced in early 2001 under the direction of the BMW Group as a reinterpretation of the classic British small car Mini by Alec Issigonis. However, development of this modern version had already begun in the 1990s at the MG Rover Group, prior to its acquisition by BMW. Both the exterior design and the interior are inspired by the historic original, while the vehicle’s size is more comparable to a modern compact car or what was considered a mid-size car at the time.

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 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.