Welly 73144 Mercedes Benz SLS AMG, silver 1:87

Busch 40253 BMW 327 Cabrio "Feldgendarmerie" 1:87The BMW 327 is a touring sports car produced by Bayerische Motoren Werke (BMW) from 1937 to 1941 at their branch in Eisenach. The bodies were supplied by the Berlin-based manufacturer Ambi-Budd. During the four-year production period, a total of 1,606 convertibles and 265 coupes were built.

Busch 41403 Mercedes-Benz 170V Convertible "State Police", Green, 1:87 Scale The Mercedes-Benz W 136 (marketed as the 170 V, with the "V" standing for Vorne, meaning front-engine) was a passenger car produced by Mercedes-Benz. It was unveiled in February 1936 at the 26th International Automobile and Motorcycle Exhibition (IAMA) in Berlin, alongside the Mercedes-Benz 260 D and the rear-engined Mercedes-Benz 170 H. The W 136 was the only pre-war Mercedes-Benz passenger car to return to production after World War II. During the war, various military and commercial vehicle versions were also built under the W 136 designation. Combined with the chassis of the larger Mercedes-Benz W 153 (230), numerous variants of the Mercedes-Benz 170 S were produced, which were later officially designated as the W 191. In 1953, the model series was replaced by the completely redesigned Mercedes-Benz W 120, better known as the "Ponton".

Busch 41504 Mercedes Benz 170 V "MBB Flugzeugbau" 1:87 The Mercedes-Benz W 136 (sales designation: 170 V for “Vorne”, meaning front-mounted engine) is a passenger car produced by Mercedes-Benz. It was presented in February 1936 in Berlin at the 26th International Automobile and Motorcycle Exhibition (IAMA), together with the models Mercedes-Benz 260 D and Mercedes-Benz 170 H with rear-mounted engine. The W 136 was the only passenger car model from the pre-war period that Daimler-Benz continued to produce after the Second World War. Even during the war, several variants were built under this model designation for military purposes as well as commercial vehicle versions. In combination with the chassis of the larger Mercedes-Benz W 153 (230), numerous variants of the Mercedes-Benz 170 S were also produced, which were later officially designated as W 191. In 1953, the series was finally replaced by the completely newly developed Mercedes-Benz W 120 “Ponton”.

Busch 42700-112 H0 VW Käfer with pretzel window , yellowThe VW Beetle (VW Type 1) is a compact passenger car model by Volkswagen with an air-cooled four-cylinder boxer engine and rear-wheel drive. The vehicle was produced from the end of 1938 until the summer of 2003. With more than 21.5 million units built, the Beetle was for a long time the best-selling automobile in the world. This record was only surpassed in June 2002 by the VW Golf.

Busch 42700-112 VW Beetle with split rear window, black metallic 1:87 The VW Beetle (VW Type 1) is a compact-class passenger car from Volkswagen featuring an air-cooled four-cylinder boxer engine and rear-wheel drive. The vehicle was produced from the end of 1938 until the summer of 2003. With more than 21.5 million units built, the Beetle was for a long time the best-selling automobile in the world. This record was only surpassed in June 2002 by the VW Golf.

Busch 42700-112 VW Beetle with split rear window, burgundy 1:87 The VW Beetle (VW Type 1) is a compact-class passenger car from Volkswagen featuring an air-cooled four-cylinder boxer engine and rear-wheel drive. The vehicle was produced from the end of 1938 until the summer of 2003. With more than 21.5 million units built, the Beetle was for a long time the best-selling automobile in the world. This record was only surpassed in June 2002 by the VW Golf.

Busch 42700-112 VW Beetle with split rear window, darkred 1:87 The VW Beetle (VW Type 1) is a compact-class passenger car from Volkswagen featuring an air-cooled four-cylinder boxer engine and rear-wheel drive. The vehicle was produced from the end of 1938 until the summer of 2003. With more than 21.5 million units built, the Beetle was for a long time the best-selling automobile in the world. This record was only surpassed in June 2002 by the VW Golf.

Busch 42700-112 VW Beetle with split rear window, erikaviolett 1:87 The VW Beetle (VW Type 1) is a compact-class passenger car from Volkswagen featuring an air-cooled four-cylinder boxer engine and rear-wheel drive. The vehicle was produced from the end of 1938 until the summer of 2003. With more than 21.5 million units built, the Beetle was for a long time the best-selling automobile in the world. This record was only surpassed in June 2002 by the VW Golf.

Busch 42700-112 VW Beetle with split rear window, light blue 1:87 The VW Beetle (VW Type 1) is a compact-class passenger car from Volkswagen featuring an air-cooled four-cylinder boxer engine and rear-wheel drive. The vehicle was produced from the end of 1938 until the summer of 2003. With more than 21.5 million units built, the Beetle was for a long time the best-selling automobile in the world. This record was only surpassed in June 2002 by the VW Golf.

Busch 42700-112 VW Beetle with split rear window, turqoise 1:87 The VW Beetle (VW Type 1) is a compact-class passenger car from Volkswagen featuring an air-cooled four-cylinder boxer engine and rear-wheel drive. The vehicle was produced from the end of 1938 until the summer of 2003. With more than 21.5 million units built, the Beetle was for a long time the best-selling automobile in the world. This record was only surpassed in June 2002 by the VW Golf.

Busch 50223 Robur LO 2002 A "Spielmobil" 1:87The all-wheel-drive variant LO 2002 was primarily used by the NVA (National People’s Army), the Volkspolizei riot units, and in fire brigades as the LF-Lkw-TS 8-STA. In the 1980s, it was mostly equipped with gasoline engines.For use as a multi-purpose bus, the vehicle was fitted with a diesel engine and designated LD 2002 A. In 1978, the 2202 A with a reinforced frame was introduced, some of which were also built with a winch. According to brochure material, certain models were offered as “SAFARI” for export; however, the exact number actually produced is not clearly documented.

Busch 50601 Mercedes-Benz Citan Panel Van, Silver 1:87 The Mercedes-Benz Citan refers to a range of high-roof compact vans offered under the Mercedes-Benz brand from 2012 to 2026. This includes the W 415 series, produced from 2012 to 2021, and the W 420 series, available from 2021 to 2026. Both generations are technically based on the Renault Kangoo. Further technically related or derivative models were offered by Nissan under the names NV250 and Townstar. The vehicles were manufactured together with Renault subsidiary Maubeuge Construction Automobile (MCA) in Maubeuge, northern France. From July 2022, Mercedes-Benz expanded its range with the T-Class, which was offered as the passenger-car version of the Citan.

Busch 50803 Hanomag AL 28 MKW of the ASB 1:87 The Hanomag L 28 was a light-duty truck manufactured by the German company Hanomag. It was the company's first completely newly developed commercial vehicle after World War II and belonged to the vehicle class of large vans and light-duty trucks.

Busch 52300 Framo V901-2 Flatbed TruckFrom 1954 to 1961, the V901/2 light commercial vehicle was produced at the VEB Barkas Works in Karl-Marx-Stadt, initially as the Framo and from 1957 as the Barkas. While retaining the existing technology, the three-quarter-ton vehicle was redesigned externally in 1954 and developed into the V901/2 model. Like its predecessor, the popular light commercial vehicle was available in various versions. It was available as a panel van, semi-bus, bus, flatbed truck, and with special bodies, and could also be individually ordered for the police, postal service, and other companies. This model is not a toy for small children. It is suitable for model builders and collectors aged 14 and up.

Busch VW Beetle, yellow 1:87 The VW Beetle (VW Type 1) is a compact-class passenger car from Volkswagen featuring an air-cooled four-cylinder boxer engine and rear-wheel drive. The vehicle was produced from the end of 1938 until the summer of 2003. With more than 21.5 million units built, the Beetle was for a long time the best-selling automobile in the world. This record was only surpassed in June 2002 by the VW Golf.

Herpa 013222 MiniKit Mercedes-Benz SL500 1:87The SL-Class refers to the Mercedes-Benz model series whose vehicles carry the “SL” designation in their name. These vehicles are predominantly roadsters, although some earlier generations were also offered as coupés. The designation “SL-Class” was only introduced in the mid-1990s and was based on the newly established “E-Class” designation at the time. Before that, vehicles in this model series were generally referred to as “SL models.” The abbreviation “SL” originally stood for “super-light” and was later often interpreted as “Sport Leicht.” Mercedes-Benz, and later Daimler AG, used both explanations for a long time. An archival discovery made in 2017 finally confirmed that the original meaning was “super-light.” Since the introduction of the first SL roadster in 1957, more than 650,000 vehicles from this sports car series had been delivered to customers worldwide by the end of 2009.

Herpa 013246 MiniKit MAN Büssing Bus 1:87Büssing AG was a German manufacturer of buses as well as commercial and military vehicles. The company was founded in 1903 by Heinrich Büssing under the name “Heinrich Büssing, Special Factory for Motor Trucks, Motor Buses and Engines, Braunschweig, Elmstraße.” Over the years, Büssing developed into one of the most important manufacturers of buses and trucks in Central Europe. The vehicles were also exported on a large scale to other countries, including overseas. Particularly from the 1930s onward, Büssing buses featuring the lion emblem became a defining part of the appearance of urban public transport. A special technical feature of Büssing vehicles was the use of underfloor engines in some models. In 1971, the company was taken over by MAN.

Herpa 013437 MiniKit Mercedes Benz Sprinter Koffer 1:87Der Mercedes-Benz Sprinter ist ein Kleintransporter der Marke Mercedes-Benz und gehört zur Mercedes-Benz Group. Er löste 1995 den Mercedes-Benz T 1 („Bremer Transporter“) ab und wurde im selben Jahr zum „Van of the Year“ gewählt. 2006 folgte die zweite Generation, während die dritte Generation im Juni 2018 eingeführt wurde. In Nordamerika wurde der Sprinter zeitweise auch unter den Marken Freightliner sowie Dodge angeboten, die zu Chrysler gehörte. Seit 2018 wird das Modell weltweit ausschließlich unter dem Namen Mercedes-Benz vertrieben. Zwischen 1996 und 2016 diente der Sprinter zudem als Basis für bauähnliche Modelle von Volkswagen: Bis 2006 wurde er als VW LT (zweite Generation) und von 2006 bis 2016 als VW Crafter angeboten, jeweils mit angepassten Motoren und leicht verändertem Design. Seit November 2016 ist der VW Crafter jedoch eine eigenständige Entwicklung von Volkswagen.

Herpa 013482 MiniKit Mercedes Benz T2 1:87The T 2 is a series of commercial vehicles produced by Daimler-Benz from 1967 to 1996. Due to its production at the Düsseldorf plant until 1991/92, the vehicle is also known as the “Düsseldorf Transporter.” Among enthusiasts, the abbreviation “DüDo” is commonly used. The designation T 2 was introduced only retrospectively, after the smaller T 1 transporter had entered the market. After production in Düsseldorf, the T 2 was manufactured at the Ludwigsfelde plant, where the IFA W50 and L60 had previously been produced until 1990. From the second generation onward, assembly also took place at the Spanish plant in Alcobendas. With the introduction of the third generation, the model series was continued under the name Vario. Within the Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicle range, the T 2 was positioned above the Harburg Transporter, and later the T 1 as well as the N1300 and MB 100. Above it was the light forward-control truck.

Herpa 020824-007 Citroën 2 CV with Open Roll-Back Roof, Ivory 1:87 Around 40 years after its introduction to the Herpa range, the “Deux Chevaux” remains a perennial favorite. The iconic French classic is still highly sought after. This ivory-colored version is another addition to the long line of 2 CV models produced by Herpa.

Herpa 023283-002 Wolga M21, black 1:87The GAZ M-21 “Volga”, designated as the GAZ-21 “Volga” from 1965 onward, was a passenger car produced by the Soviet manufacturer GAZ in Gorky, now known as Nizhny Novgorod. It replaced the GAZ-M20 Pobeda in 1956 and was produced until 1970. The GAZ M-21 was the first vehicle of the Volga brand. Some components from its predecessor were used in its construction. Throughout its production period, the vehicle was modified and further developed several times. A station wagon version of the model, the GAZ M-22 “Volga”, was also produced.

Herpa 023962-002 Audi V8 Sedan with BBS Wheels, White 1:87The Audi V8, with the internal designations D11 and 4C, was the first luxury-class vehicle produced by Audi AG. Production of the sedan began in autumn 1988 and ended in spring 1994. At the same time, the Audi V8 was the first luxury-class sedan to be equipped with permanent all-wheel drive as standard.By the end of production in 1994, around 21,000 vehicles had been built. According to the manufacturer, a total of 21,565 units were produced, including the long-wheelbase version.

Herpa 024358-004 Simca Rallye II, White 1:87 A classic from the past, the “Simca Rallye II” featured an 82 hp engine, characteristic stripes across the rear and a matte-black hood. The original Simca 1000 was introduced in 1961. The Simca 1000 Rallye II with its 1,294 cm³ (82 hp) engine followed in September 1972. This model was produced in various colors. The white version features black wheels.

Herpa 027632-005 Citroën 2CV with Trailer 1:87The Citroën 2CV, whose French name “deux chevaux” means “two horses,” was a well-known car model produced by the French manufacturer Citroën. In Germany and Austria, the car was commonly called the “Duck,” while in Switzerland it was generally known as the “Döschwo.” The 2CV was powered by an air-cooled two-cylinder four-stroke boxer engine. The vehicle featured front-wheel drive.