The Kassel tractor had to be properly equipped when it had the silo trailer towing. However, Henschel HS 140 did its best at the time when he picked up quartz sand and quartz flour to bring both to the customer. The HS 140 is a typical hauber of its timeit shaped the 1950s before the cubic front-arms became popular with the Kassel truck farmer in the following decade. The cab seems to want to duck, as pronounced low as it looks. For this, the long hauber with the powerful rope rods only stings in such a way against optical power claim. The Henschel HS 140 from new WIKING forms makes it easy for the viewer to be closed into the heart. The 1:87-model is decorated with a fine tractor body body body with the prototypical engravings of Henschel-Stern and body corners. Wiking thus realizes a complete new development in 1:87, after the construction was completed very close to the historical documents. The cab has the typical, chubby doors. Extensive engraving of rear windows and roof fans,