The Normag Factor I debuts with plow, just as it did at the beginning of the fifties with the WIKING model on a large scale. At that time model builder Alfred Kedzierski had designed the model, now it appears in the scale 1:87. Even then, the plow is already part of it. At that time, 15 hp should be sufficient to make everyday life easier for farmerswhether in full-scale or part-time. The new 1:87 model reminds of this changing history, which underlines the exemplary quality of the industrial model. The model-building traditionalists were able to work effortlessly with the big model brother for the latest project. The proportions were correct, the engravings were prototypical, so that a miniaturization was achieved, which fulfills the demanding character of all tractor classics. The model makers have also designed the set double-ended swing axle in 1:87 movable. The radiator grillee receives the six air vents while the air filter is positioned on the left-hand side. This 1:87 tracto