Vehicles

BUSCH 60259 kit: Robur 1800Detailed scale model for adult collectors. Handle with care. Not suitable for children under 14 years. It contains small parts which may pose a choking hazard, and some components have functional sharp points. Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 60259number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4001738602593Product Type: model cartrack: H0scale: 1:87Metal model: Plastic modelAge recommendation: Ages 14 and up

BUSCH 210003402 - MH: Multicar M22 with turntable ladder, greyRobust and indestructible! The popular Multicar M22 small van was manufactured from 1964 to 1974 at the Waltershausen vehicle plant in the GDR and was used by many companies and industries. The vehicle, with its two-cylinder, air-cooled diesel engine producing 15 hp, was also frequently used in rural areas. The maximum payload was 2 tons; if space wasn't sufficient, a suitable trailer could be attached. During the 10 years of production, over 42,500 Multicar M22s with various body variants left the factory. The M22 was most commonly equipped with a tipper, dump truck, and flatbed, but variants with turntable ladders were also typical examples of the M22. The Multicar was also equipped with a snow shovel and spreader attachment or spreader trailer for winter use. Many Multicar M22s are still in use today, although more often in the private sector. This shows how robust and reliable this vehicle is. Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210003402number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458431047Product Type: VehiclesAge recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210003403 - MH: Multicar M22 with turntable ladder, orangeRobust and indestructible! The popular Multicar M22 small van was manufactured from 1964 to 1974 at the Waltershausen vehicle plant in the GDR and was used by many companies and industries. The vehicle, with its two-cylinder, air-cooled diesel engine producing 15 hp, was also frequently used in rural areas. The maximum payload was 2 tons; if space wasn't sufficient, a suitable trailer could be attached. During the 10 years of production, over 42,500 Multicar M22s with various body variants left the factory. The M22 was most commonly equipped with a tipper, dump truck, and flatbed, but variants with turntable ladders were also typical examples of the M22. The Multicar was also equipped with a snow shovel and spreader attachment or spreader trailer for winter use. Many Multicar M22s are still in use today, although more often in the private sector. This shows how robust and reliable this vehicle is. Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210003403number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458431030Product Type: VehiclesAge recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210003404 - MH: Multicar M22 with turntable ladder, blueRobust and indestructible! The popular Multicar M22 small van was manufactured from 1964 to 1974 at the Waltershausen vehicle plant in the GDR and was used by many companies and industries. The vehicle, with its two-cylinder, air-cooled diesel engine producing 15 hp, was also frequently used in rural areas. The maximum payload was 2 tons. If space wasn't sufficient, a suitable trailer could be attached. During the 10 years of production, over 42,500 Multicar M22s with various body variants left the factory. The M22 was most commonly equipped with a tipper, dump truck, and flatbed, but variants with turntable ladders were also typical examples of the M22. The Multicar was also equipped with a snow shovel and spreader attachment or spreader trailer for winter use. Many Multicar M22s are still in use today, although more often in the private sector. This shows how robust and reliable this vehicle is. Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210003404number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458432013Product Type: VehiclesAge recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210003503 - MH: Multicar M22, dump truck redMulticar M22 Robust and indestructible! The popular Multicar M22 small van was manufactured from 1964 to 1974 at the Waltershausen vehicle plant in the GDR and was used by many companies and industries. The vehicle, with its two-cylinder, air-cooled diesel engine producing 15 hp, was also frequently used in rural areas. The maximum payload was 2 tons; if space wasn't sufficient, a suitable trailer could be attached. During the 10 years of production, over 42,500 Multicar M22s with various body variants left the factory. The M22 was most commonly equipped with a tipper, dump truck, and flatbed, but variants with turntable ladders were also typical examples of the M22. The Multicar was also equipped with a snow shovel and spreader attachment or spreader trailer for winter use. Many Multicar M22s are still in use today, although more often in private use. This demonstrates how robust and reliable this vehicle is. Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210003503number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458430781Product Type: VehiclesAge recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210003603 - MH: Multicar M22, three-way tipper, redRobust and indestructible! The popular Multicar M22 small van was manufactured from 1964 to 1974 at the Waltershausen vehicle plant in the GDR and was used by many companies and industries. The vehicle, with its two-cylinder, air-cooled diesel engine producing 15 hp, was also frequently used in rural areas. The maximum payload was 2 tons; if space wasn't sufficient, a suitable trailer could be attached. During the 10 years of production, over 42,500 Multicar M22s with various body variants left the factory. The M22 was most commonly equipped with a tipper, dump truck, and flatbed, but variants with turntable ladders were also typical examples of the M22. The Multicar was also equipped with a snow shovel and spreader attachment or spreader trailer for winter use. Many Multicar M22s are still in use today, although more often in the private sector. This shows how robust and reliable this vehicle is. Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210003603number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458431061Product Type: VehiclesAge recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210003604 - MH: Multicar M22 3-way tipper greyMulticar M22 Robust and indestructible! The popular Multicar M22 small van was manufactured from 1964 to 1974 at the Waltershausen vehicle plant in the GDR and was used by many companies and industries. The vehicle, with its two-cylinder, air-cooled diesel engine producing 15 hp, was also frequently used in rural areas. The maximum payload was 2 tons; if space wasn't sufficient, a suitable trailer could be attached. During the 10 years of production, over 42,500 Multicar M22s with various body variants left the factory. The M22 was most commonly equipped with a tipper, dump truck, and flatbed, but variants with turntable ladders were also typical examples of the M22. The Multicar was also equipped with a snow shovel and spreader attachment or spreader trailer for winter use. Many Multicar M22s are still in use today, although more often in private use. This demonstrates how robust and reliable this vehicle is. Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210003604number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458430804Product Type: VehiclesAge recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210003700 - MH: Multicar M22, Trailer Green/BlackRobust and indestructible! The popular Multicar M22 small van was manufactured from 1964 to 1974 at the Waltershausen vehicle plant in the GDR and used by many companies and industries. The vehicle, with its two-cylinder, air-cooled diesel engine producing 15 hp, was also frequently used in rural areas. The maximum payload was 2 tons; if space wasn't sufficient, a suitable trailer could be attached. During the ten years of production, over 42,500 Multicar M22s with various body variants left the factory. The M22 was most commonly equipped with a tipper, dump truck, and flatbed, but variants with turntable ladders were also typical examples of the M22. The Multicar was also equipped with a snow shovel and spreader attachment or spreader trailer for winter use. Many Multicar M22s are still in use today, although more often in the private sector. This demonstrates how robust and reliable this vehicle is. The Multicar with trailer is a popular tool in forestry. Precisely because of its narrower dimensions, it performs well in densely wooded areas. Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210003700number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458431818Product Type: Vehiclestrack: H0scale: 1:87Age recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210003701 - MH: Multicar M22, Trailer Blue/GrayRobust and indestructible! The popular Multicar M22 small van was manufactured from 1964 to 1974 at the Waltershausen vehicle plant in the GDR and used by many companies and industries. The vehicle, with its two-cylinder, air-cooled diesel engine producing 15 hp, was also frequently used in rural areas. The maximum payload was 2 tons; if space wasn't sufficient, a suitable trailer could be attached. During the ten years of production, over 42,500 Multicar M22s with various body variants left the factory. The M22 was most commonly equipped with a tipper, dump truck, and flatbed, but variants with turntable ladders were also typical examples of the M22. The Multicar was also equipped with a snow shovel and spreader attachment or spreader trailer for winter use. Many Multicar M22s are still in use today, although more often in the private sector. This demonstrates how robust and reliable this vehicle is. The Multicar with trailer is a popular tool in forestry. Precisely because of its narrower dimensions, it performs well in densely wooded areas. Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210003701number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458431825Product Type: VehiclesAge recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210004500 - MH: Tractor RS09 with loading arm + bucketRed RS09 tractor with yellow rims. Manufactured from 1955 to 1964 in Schönebeck (Saxony-Anhalt), this tractor features a 2-cylinder air-cooled diesel engine with 18 hp and weighs 1,070 kg. The model with twin tires is equipped with a loading arm and bucket. Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210004500number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458432280Product Type: VehiclesAge recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210005001 - MH: Tractor RS09 flatbed + milk cansRed RS09 tractor with yellow rims. Manufactured from 1955 to 1964 in Schönebeck (Saxony-Anhalt), this tractor features a 2-cylinder air-cooled diesel engine with 18 hp and weighs 1,070 kg. But now it's even heavier, because the tractor, belonging to the local dairy farmer, is fully loaded with milk cans. It's probably on its way to the milk collection point. The milk cans on the bed of the RS09 tractor model are elaborately painted silver. Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210005001number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458431375Product Type: VehiclesAge recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210005300 - MH: Tractor RS09 cutter bar and twin bladesRed RS09 tractor with yellow rims. Manufactured from 1955 to 1964 in Schönebeck (Saxony-Anhalt), this tractor features a 2-cylinder air-cooled diesel engine with 18 hp and weighs 1,070 kg. The model with twin tires is equipped with a side cutter bar. Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210005300number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458432297Product Type: VehiclesAge recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210006403 - MH: Tractor Pioneer, red/grey rimsThe RS 01 tractor, bearing the well-known brand name Pionier, was the first tractor produced in the GDR between 1949 and 1959. Its technology dates back to pre-war developments. Initially, production began at VEB HORCH Kraftfahrzeuge – und Motorwerke Zwickau, and later at the state-owned company "Schlepperwerke Nordhausen." The RS 01/Pionier is a frameless, block-type tractor with a rigid rear axle. The front axle is a leaf-sprung swing axle. Initially, the Pionier was only available with a driver's cab, but later it could also be purchased without one. The tractor is powered by a water-cooled, inline four-cylinder, four-stroke diesel engine with a displacement of 5 liters and an output of 29.4 kW. The Pioneer was primarily used in agriculture and forestry, where it proved to be an extremely robust and loyal companion. Its only weak point was its steering, which could lock at full lock, due to worn chassis components. By creating this popular tractor in miniature, the delicate and detailed tractor will soon be found among collectors and on many well-maintained H0 layouts. Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210006403number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458430385Product Type: VehiclesAge recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210006422 - MH: Tractor Pioneer + trailer with gravelGreen RS 01 tractor with a red, gravel-laden T4 trailer. The RS 01, bearing the well-known brand name Pionier, was the first tractor produced in the GDR between 1949 and 1959. Its technology dates back to a pre-war development. Production initially began at VEB HORCH Kraftfahrzeuge – und Motorwerke Zwickau, then at the state-owned company "Schlepperwerke Nordhausen." The RS 01/Pionier is a frameless, block-type tractor with a rigid rear axle. The front axle is a leaf-sprung swing axle. Initially, the Pionier was only available with a driver's cab, but later it could also be purchased without one. The tractor is powered by a water-cooled, inline four-cylinder, four-stroke diesel engine with a displacement of 5 liters and an output of 29.4 kW. The Pioneer was primarily used in agriculture and forestry, where it proved to be an extremely robust and reliable companion. Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210006422number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458431634Product Type: Vehiclestrack: H0scale: 1:87Age recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210006430 - MH: Tractor Pioneer + Trailer/CabsThe RS 01 tractor, bearing the well-known brand name Pionier, was the first tractor produced in the GDR between 1949 and 1959. Its technology dates back to a pre-war development. Production initially began at VEB HORCH Kraftfahrzeuge – und Motorwerke Zwickau, then at the state-owned "Schlepperwerke Nordhausen" company. This powerful tractor was not only popular in agriculture; various companies and manufacturing facilities also made use of it, as in this case. The attached trailer is loaded with three Multicar M22 cabs. Production can therefore resume soon, with supplies currently arriving... Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210006430number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458431405Product Type: VehiclesAge recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210006433 - MH:Tractor Pioneer »VEB Coal Trading«The RS 01 tractor, bearing the well-known brand name Pionier, was the first tractor produced in the GDR between 1949 and 1959. Its technology dates back to a pre-war development. Initially, production began at VEB HORCH Kraftfahrzeuge – und Motorwerke Zwickau, then at the state-owned company "Schlepperwerke Nordhausen." The RS 01/Pionier is a frameless block-type tractor with a rigid rear axle. The front axle is a leaf-sprung swing axle. Initially, the Pionier was only available with a driver's cab, but later it could also be purchased without one. The tractor is powered by a water-cooled, inline, 4-cylinder, 4-stroke diesel engine with a displacement of 5 liters and an output of 29.4 kW. The Pioneer was primarily used in agriculture and forestry, where it proved to be an extremely robust and loyal companion. Its only weak point was its steering, which could lock at full lock, due to worn chassis components. By creating this popular tractor in miniature, the delicate and detailed tractor will soon be found among collectors and on many well-maintained H0 layouts. Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210006433number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458431856Product Type: VehiclesAge recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210007701 - MH: Trailer for Multicar »Circus Busch«"Come in, the show is about to begin..." The last props have been delivered and are now located at the side entrance of the large tent. Circus Busch has a long history, with ups and downs. After the death of Fritz van der Heydt, the foster son of circus founder Jacob Busch, the company came under the trust administration of the city of Magdeburg in 1951. In 1960, "Busch," along with "Circus Barlay," was one of the founding companies of the "VEB Central Circus," which was joined by "Circus Aeros" just one year later. In 1961, a technical restructuring of "Circus Barlay" also resulted in the creation of a new touring company called "Olympia," which performed in smaller towns. In 1968, "Circus Olympia" was renamed "Berolina." In 1980, "VEB Central Circus" was renamed the "State Circus of the GDR." After the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1990, the State Circus ceased to operate, and it was assigned to the Treuhandanstalt (Treuhand Agency). The Treuhand agency promptly split the circus companies into four individual limited liability companies: Aeros, Berolina, Busch, and Circ-Commerz. By August, the once-successful "Circus Busch" had to cease operations. Gradually, the others followed suit. A once-very successful circus era is being "buried." Reason enough to erect a memorial to this circus in the form of lovingly crafted models – very special "memorabilia." Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210007701number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458430811Product Type: VehiclesAge recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210008300 - MH:Multicar M21 "Circus Busch""Come in, the show is about to begin..." The last props have been delivered and are now located at the side entrance of the large tent. Circus Busch has a long history, with ups and downs. After the death of Fritz van der Heydt, the foster son of circus founder Jacob Busch, the company came under the trust administration of the city of Magdeburg in 1951. In 1960, "Busch," along with "Circus Barlay," was one of the founding companies of the "VEB Central Circus," which was joined by "Circus Aeros" just one year later. In 1961, a technical restructuring of "Circus Barlay" also resulted in the creation of a new touring company called "Olympia," which performed in smaller towns. In 1968, "Circus Olympia" was renamed "Berolina." In 1980, "VEB Central Circus" was renamed the "State Circus of the GDR." After the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1990, the State Circus ceased to operate, and it was assigned to the Treuhandanstalt (Treuhand Agency). The Treuhand agency promptly split the circus companies into four individual limited liability companies: Aeros, Berolina, Busch, and Circ-Commerz. By August, the once-successful "Circus Busch" had to cease operations. Gradually, the others followed suit. A once-very successful circus era is being "buried." Reason enough to erect a memorial to this circus in the form of lovingly crafted models – very special "memorabilia." Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210008300number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458430835Product Type: VehiclesAge recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210008901 - MH:Berliner Roller/Schwalbe, Yellow/GreenBerliner Roller The "Berliner Roller," produced by the VEB Industriewerk Ludwigsfelde from 1959 to 1963, is not commonly known under its regular designation IWL SR59 Berlin. With 114,000 models produced, it is the top model and thus the most-produced scooter in the GDR. The 150 cc, 7.5 hp, air-cooled, single-cylinder, two-stroke engine accelerated the scooter to a maximum of 82 km/h, with fuel consumption of 3.2 liters per 100 km. Today, the Berliner Roller is an absolute cult object. Schwalbe High-flyer! A whopping one million units of the "Schwalbe" moped (exact designation KR51) left the Simson production plant in Suhl, Thuringia, between 1964 and 1986. During the GDR era, the vehicle could be found throughout the Eastern Bloc, and since reunification in 1990, the wave of enthusiasm has spread throughout Germany. One of the reasons is likely that it was one of the few mopeds in the Federal Republic of Germany that was permitted to reach 60 km/h. The displacement of the air-cooled, single-cylinder, two-stroke engine is 50 cc and produces 3.4 hp. The Schwalbe is also considered a cult vehicle today. Perhaps also because anyone with a wrench can carry out any necessary repairs themselves. Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210008901number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458430842Product Type: VehiclesAge recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210008905 - MH:Berliner Roller/Schwalbe, White/BlackTrue-to-original vehicles, trailers, and tractors of popular model types in 1:87, 1:120, and 1:160 scale from the German manufacturer Harold Mehlhose in Bernsdorf. Berliner Roller The "Berliner Roller," produced by the VEB Industriewerk Ludwigsfelde from 1959 to 1963, is not commonly known under its regular designation IWL SR59 Berlin. With 114,000 models produced, it is the most-produced scooter in the GDR and is now an absolute cult object. Schwalbe High-flyer! A whopping one million units of the "Schwalbe" moped (exact designation KR51) left the Simson production plant in Suhl, Thuringia, between 1964 and 1986. During the GDR era, the vehicle could be found throughout the Eastern Bloc, and since reunification in 1990, the wave of enthusiasm has spread throughout Germany. One of the reasons for this is likely that it was one of the few mopeds in the Federal Republic of Germany that was allowed to reach speeds of 60 km/h. The air-cooled, single-cylinder, two-stroke engine has a displacement of 50 cc and an output of 3.4 hp. The Schwalbe, too, is considered a cult vehicle today. Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210008905number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458431641Product Type: VehiclesAge recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210008908 - MH:Berliner Roller/Schwalbe, Black/BeigeTrue-to-original vehicles, trailers, and tractors of popular model types in 1:87, 1:120, and 1:160 scale from the German manufacturer Harold Mehlhose in Bernsdorf. Berliner Roller The "Berliner Roller," produced by the VEB Industriewerk Ludwigsfelde from 1959 to 1963, is not commonly known under its regular designation IWL SR59 Berlin. With 114,000 models produced, it is the most-produced scooter in the GDR and is now an absolute cult object. Schwalbe High-flyer! A whopping one million units of the "Schwalbe" moped (exact designation KR51) left the Simson production plant in Suhl, Thuringia, between 1964 and 1986. During the GDR era, the vehicle could be found throughout the Eastern Bloc, and since reunification in 1990, the wave of enthusiasm has spread throughout Germany. One of the reasons for this is likely that it was one of the few mopeds in the Federal Republic of Germany that was allowed to reach speeds of 60 km/h. The air-cooled, single-cylinder, two-stroke engine has a displacement of 50 cc and an output of 3.4 hp. The Schwalbe, too, is considered a cult vehicle today. Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210008908number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458431658Product Type: VehiclesAge recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210009304 - E-cart Balkancar, red H0 Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210009304number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458431368Product Type: Vehiclestrack: H0scale: 1:87Age recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210009331 - MH: E-cart Balkancar with gravel loadGreen Balkancar with tipping platform and gravel load. Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210009331number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458431665Product Type: VehiclesAge recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719

BUSCH 210009333 - MH: Balkancar electric cart with gravel load, yellow.Yellow Balkancar with tipping platform and gravel load. Characteristics: Manufacturer: BUSCHItem number: 210009333number of pieces: 1 pieceEAN: 4260458432051Product Type: Vehiclestrack: H0scale: 1:87Age recommendation: from 14 yearsWEEE No.: DE 41143719