We introduced the new models for 2019 in autumn 2018, but now we have some good news for all fans of the popular Bruder toys and models: some of the products have literally "changed their clothes" and you will be able to buy them in the same design, but in new colours.
Collectors will thus be able to add the same types to their original vehicles and machines, but in a different colour scheme. It will be a nice change for children too - each child can have his or her toy in a different colour, which can put an end to any tussles and disputes about who actually owns which product. The updated models will be available when the old stock is sold out.
So let's take a closer look at which models are involved and what the change consists of:
John Deere 5115 M tractor with roller - Bruder 2108
Original colour scheme: green tractor and truck and yellow wheels on all wheels, i.e. tractor and truck;
new version: the wheels on the tractor and the truck have grey discs
Bale wrapper - Bruder 2122
original colours: green machine, winder with black foil, yellow and black bales
new version: the machine is red, the foil is white and the bales are yellow and white
Round bales for wrapper - Bruder 2345
original colour version: two bales black, two yellow
new version: two bales in white foil, two in yellow
John Deere 7930 tractor with front loader and roller - Bruder 3055
original colours: green tractor and roller, yellow wheels, black loader
new version: the wheels on the tractor are grey
MB Arocs truck with tipper - Bruder 3623
original colours: yellow cab, red body
New version: yellow cab, blue body
Tipping trailer for trucks - Bruder 3923
original colour: red trailer
New version: blue trailer
Police ATV with figure - Bruder 63010
And what is the redesign this time? The only colour change is the beacon - the original was orange, the new one is blue. The main change, however, concerns the driver figure - in the original version, the quad was driven by a police officer in a helmet, this new one is driven by a police officer in a cap.
