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Deutsche Bundespost - Mercedes-Benz Unimog U 1700 L German Federal Post Office Truck High Quality Plastic

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DB - Mercedes-Benz L 3500 Culemeyer Wagon-Carrying Road TrainA team can hardly look more contemporary. Thanks to the new heavy-duty platform , the Langhauber from Mercedes-Benz demonstrates its 1:87 scale traction. WIKING freshened up the typical team, which found favor with model railroaders early on, with the L 3500 tractor. It's hard to believe that the attached road scooters have been rolling into the WIKING range since the 1950s. Road scooters were used for rail-road traffic, in which the Deutsche Bundesbahn transported wagons complete with cargo to those customers who did not have a train track at the company's location. In the 1970s, this combined transport solution found less and less demand, so that the road scooters largely disappeared from service.High Quality Plastic

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Deutsches Rotes Kreuz - Volkswagen T3 Bully - German Red Cross High Quality Plastic

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Deutsche Post - Tempo Matador Box Van high quality plastic

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Deutsche Bundespost - Volkswagen T2 Double Cabin in Yellow - German Federal Post Office VehicleHigh Quality Plastic

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Deutsche Post - Mercedes-Benz 207D Kogel Box Truck All or Mostly Plastic

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Fokker D.VII (OAW) Ltn. - Kurt MonningtonUndoubtedly one of the finest fighting aeroplanes of the Great War and definitely the most capable fighter to ever see Deutsche Luftstreitkrfte service, the Fokker D.VII was developed in response to the introduction of several new Allied fighter types, aircraft which gained a hard fought superiority of the skies over the Germans. Aircraft such as the Sopwith Camel and Royal Aircraft Factory SE5a had managed to turn the tables on the Luftstreitkrfte in the skies over the Western Front and the Germans knew something had to be done. The Military Aviation Bureau decided to hold a major competition to find a new fighter to redress this imbalance, inviting all the major aviation manufacturers, plus a few smaller companies, to send their aircraft for evaluation by current air aces, with the victorious aircraft almost certain to go into immediate production.Famous Dutch designer Anthony Fokker was sure that a design he had been working on was capable of winning this competition and instructed his talented lead designer Reinhold Platz to head the project, using all means at his disposal to have the aircraft ready in time. The new aircraft incorporated everything he had learned whilst designing combat aeroplanes, in addition to including some innovations never seen on an aircraft to this point, ensuring this machine had the best chance of success. Crucially, although initially intended to be powered by a rotary engine, the availability of the Mercedes D.IIIa engine gave the Fokker team access to a powerful, proven engine, which would al

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