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Rietze 50542 Ford Transit Polis (TR) 1:87The Ford Transit is a light commercial van manufactured by Ford. The model has been produced since 1965 and has been available across all generations in various versions, including panel vans, flatbed trucks and minibuses. For customers looking for a particularly comfortable minibus, Ford also offers models under the Ford Tourneo name. The fifth generation was named “Van of the Year” in 2001, as was the sixth generation in 2007.

Rietze 30775 Ford Transit Post (IL), red 1:87The Ford Transit is a light commercial van manufactured by Ford. The model has been produced since 1965 and has been available across all generations in various versions, including panel vans, flatbed trucks and minibuses. For customers looking for a particularly comfortable minibus, Ford also offers models under the Ford Tourneo name. The fifth generation was named “Van of the Year” in 2001, as was the sixth generation in 2007.

Rietze 30624 Ford Transit "De Lijn", white 1:87The Ford Transit is a light commercial van manufactured by Ford. The model has been produced since 1965 and has been available across all generations in various versions, including panel vans, flatbed trucks and minibuses. For customers looking for a particularly comfortable minibus, Ford also offers models under the Ford Tourneo name. The fifth generation was named “Van of the Year” in 2001, as was the sixth generation in 2007.

Welly 73106 Porsche 356, silver 1:87 The Porsche 356 was the first production vehicle manufactured by Porsche. The designation “356” refers to the consecutive design number of this project, although the numbering of Porsche developments already began with number 7 – presumably to inspire greater confidence in the young company among potential clients. The engine of the vehicle carried the design number 369. The “birthday” of the Porsche 356 is considered to be July 7, 1948, when a test report about a Porsche coupé was published for the first time. Production of the series ended in April 1965; a total of 76,302 vehicles were manufactured.

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.

Welly 73127 Land Rover Defender, white 1:87The Land Rover Defender is an off-road vehicle produced by the British manufacturer Land Rover. Until 1990, the model was offered under the names Land Rover One Ten, Land Rover Ninety, and Land Rover One Two Seven. Between 1948 and 2016, more than two million vehicles were produced, making the Defender one of the most well-known classics in automotive history.In September 2019, Land Rover introduced the completely newly developed Defender L663. This model has been available at dealerships in Germany since 2020.

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 73119 Mercedes Benz 190SL, black 1:87The Mercedes-Benz W 121 B II, better known by its commercial name Mercedes-Benz 190 SL, is a sports car produced by Daimler-Benz from 1955 to 1963. It was offered as a roadster, with an optional coupé roof version available. The number 190 in the model designation refers to the engine displacement in centiliters, while the abbreviation SL stands for “Sport Leicht” (Sport Lightweight).

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 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 73139 Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4, white 1:87 The Lamborghini Gallardo is a sports car from the manufacturer Lamborghini, produced from 2003 to 2013. The name “Gallardo” (pronunciation: [ɡaʎˈʎardo]) is derived from one of the five main breeds of fighting bulls; the namesake was the breeder Francisco Gallardo in the 18th century.The 368 kW versions of the Gallardo feature air intakes in the engine hood, which in the 382 kW variant can optionally be replaced by a large glass cover, making the engine visible.In spring 2014, the Lamborghini Huracán succeeded the Gallardo, which had been produced for over ten years. In early reports, the successor was also known under the name Cabrera.

Welly 73106 Porsche 356, red 1:87 The Porsche 356 was the first production vehicle manufactured by Porsche. The designation “356” refers to the consecutive design number of this project, although the numbering of Porsche developments already began with number 7 – presumably to inspire greater confidence in the young company among potential clients. The engine of the vehicle carried the design number 369. The “birthday” of the Porsche 356 is considered to be July 7, 1948, when a test report about a Porsche coupé was published for the first time. Production of the series ended in April 1965; a total of 76,302 vehicles were manufactured.

Welly 73112 VW T2 Fire Department 1:87 The VW T2 (officially VW Type 2 T2) is the second generation of Volkswagen’s van series, produced from 1967 as the successor to the VW Type 2 T1 introduced in 1950. Like the T1, the T2 is colloquially known as the “Bulli.” The vehicle series, internally referred to as Type 2 and officially as the VW Transporter, is Volkswagen’s second passenger vehicle line for civilian use after the VW Beetle (Type 1) and continues today with the VW T7. Between 1967 and 1979, a total of 2,533,188 units of the Type 2 T2 were built at the VW Hannover plant. On October 31, 1979, the last T2 rolled off the production line; its successor was the VW T3. The VW Microbus, introduced as a concept vehicle in 2001, drew retro design inspiration from the T1 and T2 models but was initially not produced for series production. Since 2022, the VW ID. Buzz, a fully electric transporter in retro design, has been in production.

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 73123 Porsche 911 GT3, orange 1:87 The Porsche 911, also referred to as the Neunelfer or simply Elfer, is the most iconic sports car from Porsche and represents the brand’s essence. The current model series, the 992, has been available since 2019.The first 911 was presented on September 12, 1963, at the IAA in Frankfurt am Main as the successor to the Porsche 356 under the name Porsche 901. Since three-digit numbers with a zero in the middle were trademarked by Peugeot, the car was finally launched in 1964 under the name Porsche 911.

Wiking VW Scirocco Special Edition, Black 1:87 The VW Scirocco is a three-door sports coupe from Volkswagen with 2+2 seating. The first and second generations were produced from spring 1974 to late summer 1992 and were both based on the VW Golf I platform. A third generation was launched in summer 2008 and was built until the 2017 model year.In October 1988, Volkswagen also introduced the Corrado. This model was originally planned in 1986 as the successor to the second-generation Scirocco. However, VW positioned the Corrado with the type designation 53i as a more technologically advanced and higher-quality sports coupe. Therefore, it was produced in parallel with the Scirocco II until its production ended in September 1992, and continued for some time afterward.

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 73146 Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4, white 1:87 The Lamborghini Aventador is a super sports car produced by Lamborghini. It was presented in March 2011 at the Geneva Motor Show and succeeded the Lamborghini Murciélago. Even before the first vehicles were delivered, buyers already had to expect a waiting time of about one year.After 15 units of the limited Lamborghini Aventador LP 780-4 Ultimae were destroyed in early 2022 during the fire and sinking of the cargo ship Felicity Ace, Lamborghini decided to briefly resume production despite the official end of the model series. In total, 11,465 Aventador vehicles were built. Its successor, the Lamborghini Revuelto, was introduced in March 2023.

Licensed model vehicle H0 1:87 Mercedes Benz SL500. Small, true-to-scale model for adults and collectors.

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.

Welly 73153 Lamborghini Huracán LP610-4, marsrot 1:87The Lamborghini Huracán is a sports car produced by the manufacturer Automobili Lamborghini. As the successor to the Gallardo, the model was first presented to the public at the Geneva Motor Show in 2014. Production took place at the Lamborghini factory in Sant’Agata Bolognese, and the first customers received their vehicles starting in spring 2014. The successor to the Huracán is the Temerario, which was unveiled in August 2024 during Monterey Car Week and features a plug-in hybrid powertrain.

Welly 73127 Land Rover Defender, silver 1:87The Land Rover Defender is an off-road vehicle produced by the British manufacturer Land Rover. Until 1990, the model was offered under the names Land Rover One Ten, Land Rover Ninety, and Land Rover One Two Seven. Between 1948 and 2016, more than two million vehicles were produced, making the Defender one of the most well-known classics in automotive history. In September 2019, Land Rover introduced the completely newly developed Defender L663. This model has been available at dealerships in Germany since 2020.

Welly 73128 Mini, red 1:87 Mini is the name of a passenger car model that, in its original form, was produced from the summer of 1959 until the autumn of 2000 based on a concept by Alec Issigonis. With its front-wheel drive, transversely mounted four-cylinder engine, and compact body design, the vehicle is considered an important milestone in the development of the automobile.

Rietze 50895 Ford Mondeo Turnier SAMU Emergency Doctor 1:87 The Ford Mondeo is a mid-size passenger car manufactured by Ford. In the US market, the largely identical Ford Fusion was offered until 2020. Since 2022, the Mondeo has been sold exclusively in the Asian market.