The kit is an entirely new tooling produced by an entirely new manufacturer Das Werk, who are a joint venture between Uschi van der Rosten and MBK Distribution.
The kit arrives in a reasonably sturdy box with some beautiful artwork on the top and various illustrations of the lorry and trailer and the schemes included.
Inside you will find 9 sprues of apparently very nicely moulded grey parts, one of (very) clear parts, two packs of vinyl tyres, 6 lengths of brass rod, a small sheet of decals and two glossy instruction books.
All parts are clear of flash and do not appear to suffer from any obtrusive ejector marks. The wood grain effect on the wooden decking and side panels looks very nicely done indeed. The tyres are again very nicely moulded, with none of the often seen central flash and great detail on the side walls. They should look great with some dirt ingrained into the tread.
There are a range of options available during the build which are adequately explained in the instructions; most revolve around the intended loading of the vehicles and include optional spring and suspension parts.
Talking of instructions, they look to be very clear and easy to follow and vaguely reminiscent of Wingnut Wings products. There are also a lot of those square logos with black dots all over them which apparently link to explanatory videos for even greater detail about certain aspects of the assembly at some stages.
Overall this looks to be a high quality product and with careful painting and weathering will produce an eye catching and unusual model.
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