Zet-Z-Op - OKWA

OKWA stands for Okkerse Waddinxveen. The Okkerse family established the factory in 1901. One of the first real wooden toy factory in the The Netherlands. These sets are produced around ±1969.

Simular (earlier) variant: Boysen Toys
More info: mobaco.nl/OKWA

Boxes & content:

The yellow box is already big (41x38x3.5 cm), looks similar like the blue version. Parts in the yellow big box:

PartsAmount
Columns12
Pins14
Yellow doors2
Blue windows2
Black windows2
White walls4
Green fence3
Grey floor plate 1 bay2
Grey floor plate 2 bays1
Roof plate 1 bay2
Roof top 1 bay1

Manual

Could be downloaded from mobaco.nl/okwa.


Some system characteristics

Here a short list of some system characteristics and how it's retrofitted into the virtual LeoCAD library:

Part types:Original:Virtual:
WoodWood
21x21x100 [mm]
(groove: 2.2x5)
Single color piece
PinPlastic
D6x50
Single color piece
Wall panelPlastic
100x100x2
Single color piece
Pitch size112 [mm]112 [mm]
Z-Op system (1960s)

Library information of both systems

Here an overview of the parts library, both Boysen Toys & Zet-Z-Op:

The single Zet-Op category, consists of these part types:

Part types:Number of parts:
Unique shapes Zet-Z-Op11

LeoCAD

Left: Boysen Toys (2x). Right: Zet-Z-op

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