The prototype of the first post-war front-loader from Henschel received a second life at that time and was upgraded with a skip loader. This gives the legendary Henschel a new and welcome operational role for the first time. The traditional model builders pay great attention to the detailing of the skip loader, especially since the Henschel front gains character primarily through the distinctive grille of the brand family with its typical hood indication. The fine lattice structure is implemented in the mold engravings, as well as the prominent Henschel star and the various decorative strips that once gave value to the otherwise plain sheet metal. The roof features raised ventilation flaps and optionally the standard signal light. The cab is beige with a black-gray interior. The lower part of the cab and the chassis with the drive shaft and Trilex rims are olive gray. The skip structure includes a platform, skip, lift cylinder, and hook in chromoxid green. The chains are black. The skip container is reseda green. The piston rods are silver. The grille is printed with a silver Henschel star and Henschel lettering. There are also silver decorative lines around the cab and black window borders.