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SIKU - Low Loader with Helicopter - 1:87 Scale
OUR PRICE: $9.95
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$9.95 Flat Rate Australia Wide (Combine products & save)
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Today's toys for tomorrow's drivers, the range of SIKU toy models is as fascinating and varied as the real world of vehicles. For generations SIKU has fascinated children and adults alike with its high quality die-cast vehicles.
- BrandSIKU (view all products by SIKU)
- Age Group3 years +
- Product Size 16cm x 4cm x 4cm
- SKUSI1610
- This product contains small parts
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SIKU is a world leader is die-cast models and vehicles.
1921
Richard Sieper founds – at the beginning of the era of inflation – a casting foundry company in Luedenscheid, the base of the Sieper-Werke today. Production of consumer goods like cutleries made of aluminium and ashtrays. Beginning of the development and production of new products made of thermo plastic synthetic material quite unknown at this time.
1950
Registration of the brand name SIKU (SIEPER KUNSTSTOFFE). SIKU exhibits at the first Nuremberg Toy Fair and displays there for the first time toys made of plastics (incl. a farm with animals). In the ensuing years the product range is expanded further.
1954
Production of the first 32 SIKU toy-model vehicles made of plastic, at the for children well suitable scale of 1:60. In contrast to the competitor at that time, WIKING, who was producing vehicles at the H0-scale (1:87), SIKU developed independent toy models at a larger scale.
1959
The Germans are up and running once more and so is SIKU. The first 20 model aeroplanes on a scale of 1:250 are successfully introduced on the market.
1963
Beginning of the production of toy models made of metal which are produced in a zinc casting process. It all began with 16 models – today the assortment encompasses 250 toy models.
1983
The SIKU FARMER range with toy models on a scale of 1:32 based on the farming theme is introduced and during the years that follow becomes one of the most successful SIKU ranges.
1984
Take-over of the traditional Berlin-based company Wiking Modellbau. WIKING produces model vehicles made of plastic, where detail is very close to the original, at the scale of 1:87 (H0) and 1:160 (trace N). Products with the brand name WIKING are, in collec- tor circles, the most popular models, still being developed and produced by „experts for con- noisseurs“.  
1993
With the desire to keep in line with modern typography today’s SIKU logo, whose white lettering is placed in a red circular form, is created.
1994/95
Construction of a new logistic centre in Luedenscheid, favourably located traffic-wise directly on the BAB 45 Sauerland route. The 25 m high, fully automatic, high-shelved storage centre offers room for 6000 pallets.
2002
Start of the series SIKU FARMER CLASSIC with vintage tractor models, where detail is very close to the original, at the scale of 1:32.
2004
With SIKU CONTROL 32 movement comes to play. For the first time ever SIKU tractor models move by infrared remote-control. At the end of 2004 the range starts off with two tractors.
2007
In the year 2007 the SIKU CONTROL 32 product area focuses on the launch of a new radio-controlled generation of models (2.4 GHz radio technology). The new truck with the MAN lowboy semi-trailer has reached a level of technology never before attained in the company history of the SIKU brand. At the same time it is great fun to play with and very easy to operate. For the first time in SIKU history it has been possible since the beginning of January 2007 to order SIKU merchandise articles such as caps, watches, mugs and SIKU accessories directly and online from SIKU. SIKU’s first own production plant in Asia (Dongguan) is established.
2009
The product range of SIKU CONTROL 32 is extended at the highest technical level by innovative, radio-controlled models such as a John Deere track tractor. The SIKU brand exhibits for the 60th time at the Nuremberg Toy Fair.
2010
The new series of agricultural models in scale 1:50 will be introduced to the market. It is now possible to combine the themes of city and country to one world of play in scale 1:50.
2011
Anniversary: 90 years since foundation of the company. The SIKU CONTROL 32-series will be extended with a Fendt 939 with front loader and with three new affordable radio-controlled models.








