Your children will sleep very well in the Volkswagen T1 bed. This one is made by Dutch carpenter Sander Beerens.
It’s a big scale model. Kids will love it!
Sleep well in the #VW T1 bed
#VW T1 Deka legemehl
From Brekina 1:87, the Volkswagen T1
#Herpa MiniKit: #VW T3 Bus, ultramarinblau
#Volkswagen T1 Wupper Zwerg
From Brekina scale 1:87, 31031,Volkswagen T1 Wupper zwerg
#Brekina #volkswagen T1 Opekta
Brekina 32698 , Volkswagen T1 Opekta
#VW T6 Multivan “Fraport Safetycar”
New from Herpa
#Svanska #Dagbladet
From Brekina for the Swedish market, The T1 1:87 Svanska Dagbladet
#Brekina Glasurit lack farben
From Brekina 32690 VW T1 scale 1:87
#Brekina special 1:87, The T1
No. 32712 from Brekina, special voor the Austrian market, 1:87 ‘Diana’
#Brekina #VW T1 Skalma skeppshandel
32060 Brekina scale 1:87, especially for Sweden
#Volkswagen T1 Brekina
#VW T1 Continental banden
From Brekina scale 1:87, a Dutch special, T1 ‘Continental banden
#Brekina for the Dutch market
Scale 1:87, The T1 ‘Albertus Kleuterhof’
#Vw Volkswagen T1 Lesonal
New from Brekina scale 1:87, the VW T1a panel van “Lesonal”
#Brekina VW T1 Bausparkasse Wüstenrot
Brekina 31020 The VW T1
#Wiking Vw t1 #Ikea
The VW transporter: on the road to serve IKEA customers
Body German Post yellow, chassis with bumpers black-blue. Wheel rims with hubcap and VW logo black-blue. Headlamps imprinted silver, indicators traffic orange. Hubcap imprinted silver. Cab roof with black-blue imprint. VW nose and surrounding side stripes imprinted black-blue. IKEA logo on the front as well as on the driver’s cab doors. Tail lights imprinted carmine red.
#Brekina VW T1 PTT
From Brekina scale 1″87 the Volkswagen T1
#Brekina #VW t1
Schreinerei Kunzweiler , scale 1:87
#Wiking 1:87 Set with #Porsche tractors and #VW T1
Load Porsche tractors with the Demag mobile crane onto train cars
Two Porsche tractors Body and fender carmine red. Steering wheel black, wheel rims ivory. Silver ornamental lines and Porsche Diesel lettering on the sides. Engine bonnet with silver ornamental strip running along the centre. Wheel hub carmine red. Headlamps hand-painted in silver. Rear wheel rims with carmine red wheel hub and screw heads.VW T1 box van Upper and lower body section dove blue, chassis and steering wheel black, front and rear bumper white, interior with front bench seat pebble grey, wheel rims with white hubcap. Transparent headlamps inserted with a printed silver backing. Upper part with a white VW logo on the front, roof surface imprinted white. Van nose and the perimeter central belt cobalt
blue, white side imprint with lettering “Porsche-Diesel Kundendienst. Rear tail lights imprinted carmine red and rear hatch handle and reversing lights painted silver. Cobalt-blue door imprint with original lettering “Porsche-Diesel – Motorenbau GmbH Friedrichshafen a. B. Tel. 2057”.Demag mobile crane Body, base plate and axle holder dove blue. Wheel rims white. Boom, crane arm as well as rotating base and piston holder with cylinder dove blue. Rear and front surfaces with white-red warning stripes. Identical diagonal warning stripes on the rotating base. Demag lettering also on the rotating base. Side surfaces between wheel wells cobalt blue. Crane arm with white lettering “Porsche Diesel”. Roof surface imprinted white. Headlamps hand-painted in silver.Barriersdove blue, imprint on both sides with white lettering “Porsche-Diesel”.”
#VolkswagenT4
#Vw T1 Volkswagen samba Dr.#oetker
Exciting round trip by Dr. Oetker with the samba bus
Upper and lower section of the body in ivory beige. Chassis in black. Bumpers ivory beige, steering wheel black. Interior pebble grey. Wheel rims ivory beige with VW logo and hubcap in silver. Headlamps transparent, tail lights red transparent inserts. Folding roof moss green. Surrounding brown-red central belt including T1 nose. Dr. Oetker logo imprinted red in a silver circle on the front. Two-colour “Dr. Oetker” logo on the doors.
#VW #Volkswagen T1 Jada 1/24
Expected from Jada toys in the spring, the 1962 T1 20th anniversary car. Scale 1/24.
Patina Volkswagens
ISBN: 978-1-787113-15-2
Patina Volkswagens is the first book to look at how and why Volkswagens with original paint and patina have become so popular. The book explores the many different facets of this trending hobby, from the cars themselves, to the owners and the global scene surrounding them.
#Schuco #VW T1
New from Schuco in scale 1:43
Article number: 45090230
#Volkswagen #VW
#VW T1 running on empty
#VW t1 Mooneyes limited edition
Mooneyes loves to deliver their parts in style, so what better way to do that then in their own full-scale Mooned-out delivery van. The 1960 Volkswagen Delivery Van you are about to see is based off a real full-scale piece the Mooneyes brand owns. This van is rolling on a lowered Chassis, Team 3 5-spoke wheels and features low profile tires; replicating it 1:1 scale twin to near perfection. Keep your eyes peeled for her chase version rolling on blacked out rims and lower trim and yellow tinted glass.
Included in the 1:24 scale Release MOON 02 – is the following casting:
1960 VW Delivery Van
*The Top is Light Gray
*The Bottom is Light Blue
*The Interior is Gray
Chase Car:1960 VW Delivery Van
*The Top is Light Gray
*The Bottom is Light Blue
*The Interior is Gray
Since this is a Chase Car all the Trim, Bumpers & Rims are now Black Chrome
*Windows are Clear Yellow
*The Interior is Yellow
LIMITED PRODUCTION WORLD WIDE – 500 pieces
#VW T1 Tow truck
New from M2 machines, the Volkswagen T1 tow truck
#Volkswagen Type 2 Camper, Sea Blue and Cumulus White
vanguards serie from Corgi
The Type 2 modelled was originally registered in Arizona, USA, and owned for many years by mechanic and Bonneville record holder Steve Hobbs. After a prolonged period in dry storage it was recommissioned by VW Type 2 specialist Douglas Denlinger, of Transporter Restorations, Arizona, who found it to be amazingly original, very solid and totally undamaged; although it was later resprayed in the USA. It was imported into the UK in 2005 by enthusiast Will McLaughlin who nicknamed it ‘Sandy’ because it was still full of Arizona sand, and fitted the camper interior. Current owner, West Midlands-based Steve Smith, bought it in 2011 and is an active member of the Split Screen Van Club. The history of the VW Type 2 starts with Dutch dealer Ben Pons, the first agent outside of Germany to sell VWs, who in 1947 drew sketch of a Lieferwagen (light delivery van) that he saw a market for in Holland. VW’s engineers worked on the concept and displayed the first vans in 1949. Great attention was given to the aerodynamics because of the engine’s low power and, using the wind tunnel at the technical University in Braunschweig, engineers lowered the original prototype’s drag coefficient of 0.75 to 0.48 by introducing the V-shaped front. Production commenced in 1950 and other variants such as pick-ups, campers and buses were soon available. The ‘split-window’ was produced until 1967, by which time 1,477,330 had been made.
#VW T1 PANEL VAN GULF
