The big skippers of the post-war decades had to prove themselves daily in forestry operations. There, the force had to be brought to the streets under the weight of heavy long-wood freight in impassable terrain. And the Henschel HS 140 did his good reputation all the time, when he pulled the tribes from the forest to the sawmill. The HS 140 is a typical hood of its timeit shaped the fifties before the Cuban front handlebars became popular with the Kassel truck farmer in the subsequent decade. A fine tractor body with the prototypical engravings of Henschel-Starr and body sickens is the 1:87-model. The cab has the typical bellow doors. Extensive engravings of rear windows and roof fans characterize the driver's cab. The radiator grille features a typical Henschel star, which is also used as a separate unit. Added to this are the lateral Henschel lettering and the raised hood buckles.Fake brown cab, lime brown interior. Fender, chassis with cardan shaft and bloodorange rims. Iron-gray