Description
He was small and agile, so to speak a mini limousine. The DKW Junior proved to be a counterpoint to the once daily dominant VW Beetle. More than that: The junior in the de Luxe version was a successful combination of sedan and sportiness. No wonder that Wiking also miniaturized the entry into comfortable transport right at the beginning of the 1960s. Traditional model builders now make Junior de Luxe from revitalized forms. In particular, some extras provided the background for the presentation at the IAA 1961, when the Auto Union had given the Junior de Luxe accentuated headlights, but also more chromic council. Wiking has made the small car classic come alive with a lot of printing comfort for the scale 1:87:1. Of course, from historical WIKING forms that have been specially revitalized for this purpose.
Body pastel blue with pearl white printed roof. Chassis aluminum silver, glazing topaz. Rims with silver wheel hub Double-sided door handles, decorative strips and window strips silver-plated. Front and rear sided lettering "DKW Junior" or "DKW Junior de Luxe" as well as window decoration silver. Hand-silver radiator grille with dust-gray printed Auto Union-rings. Silver-plated headlight, tail lights by hand painted red.
