HO Fire station Bahlburg-Lüneburg with Ford FK 2500

Model: HO gauge. Kit. In the presence of the activists of the Bahlburg volunteer fire brigade (Winsen/Luhe), the then head of the Kibri house, Dipl.-Ing. Rudolf Guámann, the first model of the fire service equipment house in Bahlburg to local fire chief Wilhelm Maack. In 1987 this purpose building from red bricks found recognition and admiration at the Nuremberg toy fair. As a parking space with a hose rock tower, designed for a LF8 fire engine, it is a typical representative of this genus not only in northern Germany. Kibri not only reproduced this striking building, but also the LF 8, which was also in use in Bahlburg: a Ford V 8 from 1960 with stem pump. This vehicle originally served the Winsen volunteer fire brigade and was then handed over to the Bahlburg fire brigade. The fire brigade house of Bahlburg was built in 1952 according to plans by the Winsen architectural firm Juraschek, directly at the bridge over the floodplain, on the bank of which the hoses were washed until a few years ago after each fire. The tower adorns the clock after three sides, an hourly bell hangs on the back side. Above the entrance is the coat of arms of the municipality of Bahlburg, which is now a district of Winsen/Luhe. The model shows the building in its original condition. It was later supplemented by a transparent training room with toilets.
Dimensions: Building: L 11 x W 12 x H 18 cm. Vehicle: L 7.5 x W 3 x H 3 cm. Difficulty level: 2 (advanced). Anleitung