Models H0

Kit. Finely detailed model of the HL40.43 stay trailer. The scale vehicle features printed taillights, license plates and window surrounds, prototypical lettered tires, open represented doors and an authentic interior. The axle shafts are made of blackened steel. The car has a new construction that can be rolled and steered. Dimensions 81 x 29 x 35 mmThe HL40.43 recreational trailer, colloquially known as a "people's car", served to improve the working conditions of working people who were exposed to weather-dependent activities. Built in the VEB Karosseriewerk Wernigerode, it was often seen in the form with side access from 1986 as a break room for workers on construction sites or in agriculture.

Ready-made model with detailed printing. Towards the end of the 1950s, Carl F. W. Borgward produced the modernly designed Goliath Express 1100 at the Goliath plant in Bremen. These vehicles were known for being unusually versatile and capable. Licence plates and mirrors for self-assembly are included. 52,5 × 20,7 × 22 mm

Ready-made model with detailed printing. Towards the end of the 1950s, Carl F. W. Borgward produced the modernly designed Goliath Express 1100 at the Goliath plant in Bremen. These vehicles were known for being unusually versatile and capable. Licence plates and mirrors for self-assembly are included.52,5 × 20,7 × 22 mm

Ready-made model with detailed printing. Towards the end of the 1950s, Carl F. W. Borgward produced the modernly designed Goliath Express 1100 at the Goliath plant in Bremen. These vehicles were known for being unusually versatile and capable. Licence plates and mirrors for self-assembly are included. 52,5 × 20,7 × 22 mm

Ready-made model with detailed printing. Towards the end of the 1950s, Carl F. W. Borgward produced the modernly designed Goliath Express 1100 at the Goliath plant in Bremen. These vehicles were known for being unusually versatile and capable. Licence plates and mirrors for self-assembly are included. 52,5 × 20,7 × 22 mm

Ready-made model with detailed printing. Towards the end of the 1950s, Carl F. W. Borgward produced the modernly designed Goliath Express 1100 at the Goliath plant in Bremen. These vehicles were known for being unusually versatile and capable. Licence plates and mirrors for self-assembly are included. 52,5 × 20,7 × 22 mm

Ready-made model with detailed printing. Towards the end of the 1950s, Carl F. W. Borgward produced the modernly designed Goliath Express 1100 at the Goliath plant in Bremen. These vehicles were known for being unusually versatile and capable. Licence plates and mirrors for self-assembly are included. 52,5 × 20,7 × 22 mm

Goliath Express 1100 Assembled model with detailed printing. Towards the end of the 1950s, Carl F. W. Borgward produced the very modern designed Goliath Express 1100 in his Goliath factory in Bremen. The vehicles were known in the 1950s as unusually versatile and powerful. Additionally, the scale model comes with license plates and rear view mirrors for self-assembly. 52,5 x 20,7 x 22 mm

Assembled model with detailed printing. Towards the end of the 1950s, Carl F. W. Borgward produced the very modern designed Goliath Express 1100 in his Goliath factory in Bremen. The vehicles were known in the 1950s as unusually versatile and powerful. Additionally, the scale model comes with license plates and rear view mirrors for self-assembly. 52,5 x 20,7 x 22 mm

Assembled model with detailed printing. Towards the end of the 1950s, Carl F. W. Borgward produced the very modern designed Goliath Express 1100 in his Goliath factory in Bremen. The vehicles were known in the 1950s as unusually versatile and powerful. Additionally, the scale model comes with license plates, rear view mirrors for self-assembly and 10 beer crates.52,5 x 20,7 x 22 mm

Goliath Express 1100 Assembled model with detailed printing. Towards the end of the 1950s, Carl F. W. Borgward produced the very modern designed Goliath Express 1100 in his Goliath factory in Bremen. The vehicles were known in the 1950s as unusually versatile and powerful. Additionally, the scale model comes with license plates and rear view mirrors for self-assembly. 52,5 x 20,7 x 22 mm

Goliath Express 1100 Assembled with detailed printing. Towards the end of the 1950s, Carl F. W. Borgward produced the very modern designed Goliath Express 1100 in his Goliath factory in Bremen. The vehicles were known in the 1950s as unusually versatile and powerful. As a panel van, the Express was one of the largest delivery vehicles in its class, with a cargo area of almost 6 m³. A wide rear door and a side double door made it very convenient to load, and it was possible to transport nearly a ton of cargo with it. With these features, the Goliath Express was ideal for a wide variety of transportation tasks. In addition, the scale model comes with license plates and rear view mirrors for self-assembly. 52 x 18 x 20 mm