When the Lada Niva came to Germany at the end of the 1970s, it made four-wheel drive available even to those of modest means. Compact, but robust and well priced, amateur hunters and all other four-wheel drive fans were able to seize the chance. Up until then, they had to fall back on decommissioned German Defence Force Mungas. Today the Niva, which WIKING presents in camouflaging moss green, has an enthusiastic fan group. Drivers in agriculture and forestry came to appreciate this all-wheel, Russian-produced Lada as a rugged and indomitable daredevil that gets the job done. WIKING has created the 1:87 scale miniature with the signature short wheelbase.

Body moss green, interior clay brown, chassis black. Black radiator grille with silver Lada logo. Indicators imprinted orange, black perimeter window borders, black door handles. Rear lights printed on rear in three colours, plus silver model designation on sides and rear