The nice picture on the front of the box shows the first type but if you want to know what you are just going to buy you have to check the back. There a red dot clearly indicates which of the kits is included.
Additionally, you will find some helpful information in different languages including the warning that you will own a ‘model building item, not a toy’ which is not suitable for children under 14 years, they probably would not have the patience nor the skills anyway to create a realistic ’sea of flowers’ from all these extremely tiny parts…
Overall the packaging meets our expectations of a quality product: Thanks to the colour photos and the (multilingual) description of the model it provides you with the necessary information, and the cardboard box is just big enough to accommodate all the parts which at the same time is still able to protect them.
The ‘wooden’ parts for building the cart are of a much paler colour than shown on the packaging, so if you prefer realistic looking models, painting, or at least weathering might be absolutely inevitable for you.
As we had expected all contents of the BUSCH kit were clean, but the small bit of grass mat that comes with the kit had lost some fibres that stuck to the plastic parts (due to the electrostatic charge).
Only mounting the drawbar parts seemed to be a bit difficult to us, we misunderstood the picture and did not assemble these bits properly (so our photo on the left does not show the correct state). Annoying, of course, but thanks to the very careful use of plastic glue we could fortunately correct this little mishap.