New in original packaging

On scale  1:87 (H0) ,gauge 1:87

WIKING founder Friedrich Peltzer had the right hand when choosing role models - he received the posthumous compliment for it. Especially when you see what has become of the panoramic bus half a century later. Day-trippers enjoyed a convivial atmosphere in the O 319, with real living room comfort included. And if you were crossing the Alps at a snail's pace, there should still be plenty of space for luggage and tents. For this purpose, a trailer was attached without further ado and as was common practice at the time. WIKING even designed the curtains on the window pillars for the O 319 - a nice upgrade of contemporary custom and style. The bus companies ordered the luxury version of the Mercedes-Benz O 319 almost exclusively in an elaborate two-color design, which was based on the design of the large coaches. The roof edge glazing and the extensive glazing made the Mercedes-Benz O 319 a sought-after minibus. The series, developed with a permissible total weight of up to 3.9 tons, was presented at the IAA in 1955. From then on, many new bus companies started choosing the O 319 because it was ideal for the prosperous business of company outings. In 1967 the last O 319 rolled off the assembly line in Düsseldorf.

Body and chassis with trailer coupling and cardan part dark green. Rims aluminum silver. Glazing tinted dark. Black radiator grille with silver-plated headlights, trim and Mercedes-Benz star. Type lettering “O319” on the rear with an underline and a centered Mercedes-Benz star. Rear lights printed red. Side flanks and roof surface printed with reseda green. All-round silver-plated decorative strips. Glazing printed with a curtain look. Trailer with dark green base and reseda green cover as well as silver luggage rack.

Subject to changes in sorting, printing, color and design.

Danger!

Recommended for model builders and collectors aged 14 and over.
Due to scale and prototypical or Functional design has tips, edges and small parts.
Therefore, keep out of the hands of children under 10 years!

Changes in assortment, printing, shape and colors reserved.

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Recommended for model builders and collectors over 14 years old. Due to scale and prototype or functionally related design tips, edges and small parts. Therefore, out of the reach of children under 10 years!

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WIKING founder Friedrich Peltzer had the right hand when choosing role models - he received the posthumous compliment for it. Especially when you see what has become of the panoramic bus half a century later. Day-trippers enjoyed a convivial atmosphere in the O 319, with real living room comfort included. And if you were crossing the Alps at a snail's pace, there should still be plenty of space for luggage and tents. For this purpose, a trailer was attached without further ado and as was common practice at the time. WIKING even designed the curtains on the window pillars for the O 319 - a nice upgrade of contemporary custom and style. The bus companies ordered the luxury version of the Mercedes-Benz O 319 almost exclusively in an elaborate two-color design, which was based on the design of