Mannheim tractor legend lights up like the sunA performance that is unmistakable – the yellow Lanz Bulldog, which Wiking now complements in his series of historic agricultural tractors, is a real example. The tractor from Mannheim's agricultural machinery forge gains a noticeable level of authenticity thanks to the contemporary roof with windscreen. The fact that Wiking already raised the Lanz Bulldog to the classic status in 1973 proves that the already early topic competence. So it is only logical that this miniature has a strong Lanz aura in the new, complete ambience. In the WIKING model, which the former boss Friedrich Peltzer had debuted in 1973 for the start of the classic series, he chose the D1506 with 55 hp as a model On the outside, the large bulldogs with 10.3 liters capacity are not different anyway, because the number of cooling elements (four units on the 10.3 liter machines, three on the "small" 4.7 liter bulldogs) can be assigned to the series without any doubt. Furthermore, the miniaturized fuel tank filler trio shows that this is the agricultural air version with a petrol engine. In addition, this series had air tires.Body with chassis and body structure calcite yellow. Seat, steering wheel and exhaust black. Rims (red). Black front logo "Lanz Bulldog" on the front. Headlight cleaned by hand. Flywheel with black 'Lanz' slogan. Roof area anthracite gray.
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Accurate miniature scale model for grown-up collectors.
Product re-release may result in colours other than shown.
Mannheim tractor legend lights up like the sunA performance that is unmistakable – the yellow Lanz Bulldog, which Wiking now complements in his series of historic agricultural tractors, is a real example. The tractor from Mannheim's agricultural machinery forge gains a noticeable level of authenticity thanks to the contemporary roof with windscreen. The fact that Wiking already raised the Lanz Bulldog to the classic status in 1973 proves that the already early topic competence. So it is only logical that this miniature has a strong Lanz aura in the new, complete ambience. In the WIKING model, which the former boss Friedrich Peltzer had debuted in 1973 for the start of the classic series, he chose the D1506 with 55 hp as a model On the outside, the large bulldogs with 10.3 liters capacity are not different anyway, because the number of cooling elements (four units on the 10.3 liter machines, three on the "small" 4.7 liter bulldogs) can be assigned to the series without any doubt. Furthermore, the miniaturized fuel tank filler trio shows that this is the agricultural air version with a petrol engine. In addition, this series had air tires.Body with chassis and body structure calcite yellow. Seat, steering wheel and exhaust black. Rims (red). Black front logo "Lanz Bulldog" on the front. Headlight cleaned by hand. Flywheel with black 'Lanz' slogan. Roof area anthracite gray.
This text is machine translated.
Hints
Accurate miniature scale model for grown-up collectors.
Product re-release may result in colours other than shown.