The Normag Faktor I makes it début with a plough - just as its large-scale model brother did at WIKING in the nineteen fifties. At the time, master model maker Alfred Kedzierski designed the model that is now released in a 1:87 scale version. The plough was included back then as well. 15 hp were supposed to give the prototype enough power at the time to ease the farmer’s daily load – whether the farming business was a full-time job or only a sideline. The new 1:87 model serves as a reminder of this storied past and highlights the quality of the industrial model in whose image it has been shaped. The traditional model makers found it a cinch to use the large sibling model as a tool for their most recent project. The matching proportions and the true-to-the-original engravings make it possible to attain a level of miniaturisation that lives up to the ambitious character shared by all tractor classics. The model makers have given the 1:87 model of the attached twin-steering swing axle complete movability as well. The radiator grille features the signature vent slots, while the air filter is attached on the left. This 1:87 tractor relates an authentic story that gives an account of both the original and WIKING’s tradition.

Body and chassis leaf green, wheel rims red. Steering wheel black, headlamps painted silver. Yellow ornamental Normag brand strip on the front of the bonnet and tail lights imprinted red. Plough red.