Wiking Rolls Royce Silver Wraith Black 1946-59 WK083804 HO Gauge

• Deep black of the body, between the curved mudguards light grey flanks: in this elegant appearance, chauffeurs once steered the legendary Rolls Royce Silver Wraith over the streets of Great Britain
• Only 1883 role models ran off the assembly line at Rolls Royce - the Silver Wraith was the first reconstruction by the British automakers after World War II
• The "silver ghost" according to German translation fulfils Wiking with the model-building charm of the princely houses - the two-colour design succeeds in enhancement
• WIKING - Founder Friedrich Peltzer had conducted automotive research at the end of the 1970s and selected the classics of the first hour
• This also included the Rolls Royce Silver Wraith, which was additionally miniaturised 160 times shortly afterwards

Deep black of the body, between the curved fenders, light grey flanks: in this noble appearance, chauffeurs once steered the legendary Rolls Royce Silver Wraith over the streets of Britain. Only 1883 role models ran off the assembly line at Rolls Royce - the Silver Wraith was the first reconstruction by British car makers after World War II. The "silver ghost" according to German translation fulfils WIKING with the model-building charm of the princely houses - the two-colour design succeeds in enhancement. WIKING founder Friedrich Peltzer had conducted automotive research at the end of the 1970s and selected the classics of the first hour. This also included the Rolls Royce Silver Wraith, which shortly afterwards was additionally miniaturised 160 times. Black body with clear lacquer finish and side grey side printing. Light blue interior. Chassis and radiator grille painted aluminium silver. Window borders silvered, rear lights printed in red.