Fortschritt ZT 323-A - blue

Verdiente Aktivisten, an extensive survey of the tractors of the former DDR.
Very well illustrated with perdominantly colour photo's. This book gives in chronlogical order a good review of the tractors produced and used in Eastern Germany. Also a detailed information about different models and the backgrounds of the different factories. The last chapter gives a review of the odd balls and home made tractors that also were widely used to maintain the private premises.

• 190 pages
• 25 * 22 cm
• hard bound
• German written

Traktoren und Landmaschinen - DDR-Importe aus den RGW-Staaten - Typen-Kompass

 Fortschritt ZT 303 militairy tractor by Schuco. A very detailed tractor that is nearly all made of metal. The bonnet opens, the doors and also the rear window open. The tractor has a Siku compatible linkage.

 Fortschritt ZT 300 by Schuco. A very detailed tractor that is nearly all made of metal. The bonnet opens, the doors and also the rear window open. The tractor has a Siku compatible linkage.

 Fortschritt ZT 323-A by Schuco. A very detailed tractor that is nearly all made of metal. Front wheels can steer and the tractor has a Siku compatible linkage.

• interchangeable front weights
• Siku compatible linkage
• nearly all made of metal

To see the real Fortschritts at work, click the logo:

 Fortschritt ZT 300-GB blue by Schuco. Limited edition of 750 pieces!

• resin model
• limited edition!

To see the real tractor at work, click the logo:

Fortschritt HW 80 HA forage trailer.  A very detailed trailer that is nearly all made of metal. This is a side tipper. The  boards automatically open when the bed tips. Hundreds if not thousands of these trailers were the common outfit on the EGR's cooperative farms.

• all metal
• side tipper
• well built

 Fortschritt B200 & B402 plough and dsic harrow by Schuco. Well detailed and equiped with Siku compatible linkage. The wheels on the disc harrow can raise and lower.

• Siku compatible linkage
• nearly all made of metal

To see the real Fortschritts at work, click the logo: