NZG Terex TW140 Hydraulic Wheeled Excavator 1:50 Scale Model
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NZG Terex TW140 Hydraulic Wheeled Excavator 1:50 Scale Model
This 1:50 scale NZG model of the Terex TW140 hydraulic wheeled excavator features working front-wheel steering, an articulated boom and bucket, and flexible hydraulic lines. The rear levelling blade and outrigger stabilisers are operational, with the stabilisers able to support the model's weight.
About NZG
NZG (officially NZG-Nürnberger Zinkdruckguss-Modelle GmbH) is a renowned German manufacturer specialising in high-precision, diecast metal scale models. They are widely recognised by collectors and industrial partners globally for heavy construction equipment, commercial vehicles, and machinery.
Key Features
- 1:50 scale Terex TW140 hydraulic wheeled excavator by NZG
- Detailed operator's cab and metal handrails
- Working front-wheel steering
- Operational rear levelling blade and outrigger stabilisers that can support the model's weight
- Articulated boom and bucket for positioning the digging equipment
- Flexible hydraulic lines and a turning upper body
About the Terex TW140
The Terex TW140 is a mobile wheeled excavator used for roadworks, urban construction and utility projects. Its wheeled undercarriage provides mobility on paved sites. The real machine has an approximate operating weight of 15–16 tonnes and a Deutz diesel engine typically rated at around 83 kW (111 hp). Its maximum digging depth is roughly 5.5 metres, with applications including earthmoving and site clean-up.
About Terex
Terex Corporation is a global manufacturer of lifting and materials processing products, headquartered in Connecticut, USA. It designs and builds equipment for construction, infrastructure, quarrying, recycling, surface mining and utility industries.
Item Number: 697
Scale: 1:50
Manufacturer: NZG
Machine: Terex TW140 Hydraulic Wheeled Excavator
Position the boom and bucket for a digging scene, with the rear blade and stabilisers deployed. The working front-wheel steering also allows the model to be posed travelling around a roadworks or utility-site display.