The Mannheim tractor legend shines like the sun. Its appearance is impossible to overlook – this is the effect of the yellow Lanz Bulldog, which WIKING has now added to its series of historical agricultural tractors. The tractor from the Mannheim machinery factory gains significant authenticity from the contemporary roof with a windshield. WIKING's early expertise in this theme is evidenced by the fact that they elevated the Lanz Bulldog to classic status as early as 1973. Therefore, it is only logical that this miniature possesses a strong Lanz aura in its new, completed environment.

In the WIKING model, which former CEO Friedrich Peltzer debuted in 1973 to launch the classic series, he chose the D1506 with 55 HP as the prototype. Externally, the large Bulldogs with a displacement of 10.3 liters do not differ, as the number of cooling elements (four for the 10.3-liter machines, three for the "smaller" 4.7-liter Bulldogs) clearly categorizes the series. Additionally, the miniaturized trio of tank fittings indicates that this is the field version with a gasoline starting mechanism. This series also featured pneumatic tires.

The body with chassis and specialized structure is calcite yellow. The seat, steering wheel, and exhaust are black. The rims are red. The front features a black "Lanz Bulldog" logo. The headlights are silvered by hand. The flywheel has a black "Lanz" inscription. The roof area is accented in anthracite gray.