New Releases January / February 2018 now online
Brand new in the Herpa's mold department is the Airbus A350-1000 | Dear Herpa-Fan
the popular "Herpa presents series" is back. Together with airbrush artist Walter Rosner and the brewery Pyraser, the 15th Herpa Showtruck has been on Europe's roads for weeks now, and is already being delivered in miniature form with the Specials of autumn 2017. Also back in town is the Reachstacker, with which containers can be moved on model railways. Please remember to stock the respective conversion platelets as well. Interesting for collectors and model builders alike is the continuation of the "Optional Extras". You can decide themselves whether they prefer the fully equipped versions with highly-detailed prints, or the more affordable Minikit variant.
Of course, you'll find other interesting new releases items, and the Showtruck highlights, in this new releases brochure - like the elaborately painted tractor of Mike Terpe. An insider tip for all fans of the forwarder Wandt is provided by the editorial team of "DER MASS:STAB" - with an anniversary edition for the 100th Wandt model, background information on the forwarding company, the collecting phenomenon, plus all Herpa models provided on 16 pages.
Brand new in the Herpa's mold department is the Airbus A350-1000, which is premiered as new type with the new releases January / February 2018. In contrast, two genuine classics are released in the shape of the Lufthansa 707-400 in the typical livery of the 1960s and the Pan Am A310-200. Meanwhile, 1/200 scale airplane model devotees can look forward to an expansion of the accessories range. Now a matching tower with base boards is available, complementing existing boards already available.
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Your Herpa team
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Here are the upcoming dates:
October 14, 2017
Menzels Lokschuppen & Töff Töff Gmbh,
Düsseldorf (Germany)
Apply to make your appearance at one of these dates at your nearest! Private conversions based on a 1/87 scale Herpa model are allowed to participate.
Furthermore, they may be no more than 30 cm in length and can’t be animated, articulated or illuminated. Only the Herpa PC showcase is allowed as a base (no mini diorama or own base). >> More information and application form | |  | | Model building fair, Vienna |  | From October 26 to 29, 2017, our fair team will welcome you at the model building fair Vienna at the joint stand together with Roco and Fleischmann.
Herpa goes "Toys"
The children's series "Herpa City" and construction toys of the children's brand "Bloco" - This autumn, Herpa presents various toy brands for children under the brand name Herpa Toys.
Members of our Clubs get a 10% fair discount at the stand and upon presenting their membership card, we'll invite them to a free Club drink.
We look forward to meeting you in Hall B, Stand 0211.
>> more information on the model building fair in Vienna | | | Herpa on Tour |  | The public relations team will be "on Tour" again. At each of our stops, terrific actions await along with samples of the particular new releases, information about our production and diorama exhibitions.
Here is the upcoming date:
Ocotober 14, 2017
MGL Convention, Mönchengladbach Airport
>> Click here for more information
For your convenience, you will find all fair dates set so far for 2017 on our website. >> To the dates | | | | Lufthansa Boeing – pocket size |  | Exclusively for Club members: aviation tags from the Lufthansa Boeing 747-430 “Baden-Württemberg”’s vertical tail.
More than ten years ago, the two aviation enthusiasts Stephan Boltz and Valentin Hartmann had a very special recycling idea:
Their company called boardbar converted discarded airplane trolleys into functional design furniture.
Their success and their global network among the aviation industry they had developed brought them to another step: alongside the in-flight trolleys, they also developed what they call aviation tags to offer discarded airplanes a kind of second life.
These are actually luggage or key tags made of the original metal of airplanes that were to be scrapped.
As a final finish, each piece gets an engraving featuring the aircraft type, the registration, and a drawing. With these details, the owner can register on a website, so in case of loss, he or she can be contacted by the finder.
>> Lufthansa Boeing – pocket size
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