Busch 40072 H0 Agricultural model Kramer KL 11

Kramer - The All-Rounder! The career of the three Kramer brothers began in Gutmadingen in 1925 with the introduction of the first motor mower. This laid the foundation for the development and production of Kramer tractors. Since all the brothers grew up in agriculture, it was only natural to ease the hard work of farmers with machines. Following the mower, the "small Kramer" was introduced in 1926, making a grand entrance at the DLG exhibition in Dortmund with a loud roar. In March 1953, the KL11 model was added to the lineup. With an air-cooled Deutz engine producing 11 HP at 2000 RPM, the tractor reached a top speed of 19.8 km/h. A total of 6,312 tractors were sold during its production from 1953 to 1956. The model consists of 36 individual parts, with some standalone components having a thickness of less than 0.5 mm. With a swinging axle, standalone pedals, and separately inserted delicate steering rods, the limits of what is possible have been reached. To make the model even more realistic, fine couplings and bolts for attaching the packaging are included. As a special touch, a farmer in a floppy hat and a child in mid-air have been "custom-made" for this intricate tractor. Whether displayed in a collector's cabinet or on a well-maintained layout, this model is a "must-have"!.