Wiking has set a model-building monument to the Pullman generationat the very front of the Mercedes-Benz LP 333 with dual front axle. The "thousandths of a penny" from Mercedes-Benz marks the beginning of the logistical appreciation of front-wheel-drive trucks, which were far behind the bonnet at the time. Back in the 1960s, traditional model builders had alone opted for the Pullman tractor with a short cab, and Wiking had then followed the historic pattern of the legendary model building master Alfred Kedzierski in 2019 and miniaturized the "thousandths of a penny" with a long-distance cabin. At the end of the 1950s, Mercedes-Benz had built the unusual truck with double front axle as an emergency solution due to the Seebohm laws. Only the third axle had it been possible to build a truck with a permissible total weight of 16 tons. In 1960, the permissible total weight for two-axle trucks was increased again from 12 to 16 tons. Therefore, the LP 333 only ran from 1958 to 1961. A tota