Wiking 051329 H0 HGV MAN Pauscke suitcase semitrailer "Hamburger Spedition"

In 1977, it was the well-known Scania 111 LB that already provided freshness in the Wiking program. Recently the Henschel HS recalled the great time of the Hamburg forwarding company in 14/16 and now the MAN Pauscke makes the popular semi-trailers a contemporary trio! After its foundation in 1931, the Hamburg freight forwarder is one of the oldest companies in the Hanseatic city and has maintained an illustrious fleet of large truck brands. With 80 years of transport and logistics experience, the Hanseates see themselves as experts – whether bulk, container, dangerous goods or refrigerated transportation. The break jaw for an authentic semitrailer is just right: In 1967 the head of Wiking Fritz Peltzer himself had announced the MAN Pausbecke under the program number "51g" still fulminant, but aptly as "Great suitcase semitrailers – now with MAN 10,230". Almost six decades later, the new articulated truck from the former single-axle semi-trailer is a two-axle model made of new shapes. This classic truck gives the overall look of model construction even more authenticity. The traditional model builders have deliberately placed emphasis on the proximity to the prototype of the former Wiking model and have designed the new, second version with very fine engravings in accordance with the same single axle trailer. The doors at the rear can of course be opened, the roof is designed with a circular gutter. Moreover, Wiking has also thought of the position lights on the front of the case. Tail lights and license plates are reproduced elevated at the rear.

Cabin upper section ivory, lower section of cab red. Furnished interior in brown. Chassis and Trilex-Rims red. Purple red radiator grille with silver MAN logo and hand-painted headlights. Flasher yellow orange. Semi-trailer chassis with support leg in red, also rims and double wings. Semi-trailer case with doors in ivory. Lateral luggage printing with red belly button and lettering "Hamburger Spedition". Case front with transport logo.

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