Wiking 0556 03 H0 LKW Modell Scania

This becomes a fine model in the colors of the Swedish freight company ASG: The traditional Scania Hauber 111 now pulls a refrigerated box trailer, completing the theme cycle of what was once the largest Swedish logistics company. While the Swedish tractor unit comes from new molds, the old molds have been revitalized for the semi-trailer. The ASG cycle particularly impresses with a variety of logistics specialists that vividly illustrate the numerous applications in the 1970s and 1980s. WIKING consistently fulfills its duty as a chronicler. The Scania 111 represents the typical cab-over trucks that the Swedes built until the 1980s. At that time, the traditional double name "Scania-Vabis" had just been dropped. WIKING miniaturizes the Swedish tractor unit in its last series version, when the display windows on the original were already a thing of the past. For 42 years, WIKING has repeatedly included the unmistakable appearance of the Swedish freight company ASG in its program. For specialized refrigerated transport, WIKING relies on a contemporary refrigerated box trailer. The ASG design – now accurately and minimalist in miniature – has been recurring at WIKING since 1975, especially since the distinctive design of Swedish origin has shaped the streetscape for decades through ever-new locations in Europe. "Aktiebolaget Svenska Godsbilcentraler" was founded in 1935 by the Stockholm shipping company AB Svea, later taken over by Danzas, and is now united under the DHL umbrella.