HO truck set 100 years of Geiger

Item no.:  Herpa-316699
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Brand
Herpa
product type
road vehicles
technical & model details
scale 1:87
material & finish Plastic finished model
gauge HO gauge
Age notice not suitable under 14 years
era
era VI

Model: HO gauge. When Wilhelm Geiger founded a timber business with a haulage company in Oberstdorf in 1923, he knew that he could only rely on one thing: On himself, his entrepreneurial spirit and the will to keep improving. Constant drive and the courage to change are anchored in the company's DNA, so that in 2023 it will be possible to celebrate 100 years of Geiger. The fourth generation is now at the helm of the Geiger Group. To mark the anniversary, this set is being released in special packaging. The Herpa model, a MAN TGS TM with the latest SKl round dumper from Schmitz, is complemented by a Wiking model (Mercedes-Benz construction tipper semi-trailer). The edition of the set is limited.

Wilhelm Hergenröther founded the company in Nuremberg in 1949. The company name is composed of the name Hergenröther Patent. Initially, the company produced model railway accessories. In 1961, Riwa-Plastik, a plastic parts manufacturer for the photo and phono industry, was founded.

In 1965, Herpa was taken over by this company. Both brand names continue to be used. The first 1/87th scale car model was presented at the Nuremberg Toy Fair. Two years later, the first truck model in the same scale followed. Over the years, the magazine "MASS:STAB" is published. Since then, six copies have been published annually.

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