HO Truck Feuerwehr AT LF MAN TGM Euro 6 Rosenbauer

Description

Model: HO gauge. Driver’s cab with fire brigade body in bright red. Interior with steering wheel and black sun visor. Zinc yellow fanfare plugged in. Chassis with cardboard component black, front apron with fenders and steps zinc yellow. Superstructure glazing kept topaz. Blue transparent warning light plugged in. Blinds window gray on both sides. Rear ladder inserted in silver. Silver rims. Blue transparent warning lights inserted. White holder for hose reels with zinc yellow bumper. Red reels attached. Radiator grille with silver MAN lettering and logo with hot foil stamping. Windscreen wipers and air inlets as well as mirror mounts printed in black. Sun visor with white lettering „Fire & Rescue“. Radiator grille with additional warning flashers printed in silver. Blue fire brigade lettering on the front. Vehicle intermediate part kept blue. Lateral glazing with white lettering Feuerwehr and „Fire & Rescue“. Blue aircraft contour on the roller blinds and blue warning hatching and emergency message 112 on the body flanks. White Rosenbauer lettering on the side of the body blinds. Reel flanks printed with a bright red area.
The very latest airport fire engine. The AT series from Rosenbauer always makes for an impressive appearance – now also on the chassis of the MAN TGM Euro 6. In particular, the combination of bright red basic body design and bright yellow flanks with blue lettering makes the all-purpose fire engine a valued operational expert at airports too that has equipment ready for all cases. Wiking also equips it prototypically with a double hose reel, which is sprouted at the rear. And this time too, Wiking miniaturized the fire engine with a high level of detail and printing convenience in order to do justice to the proximity to the prototype. At Wiking, it always comes down to the details of the equipment. This is particularly evident in the fire fighting vehicles. The traditional model builders are adding a completely new hose reel to the fire trucks of the Rosenbauer AT generation, the role models of which are already being used successfully. The AT superstructures can thus be used for a further purpose as versatile rescue vehicles of the latest generation. With this cutting-edge emergency vehicle, Wiking is realizing the new Rosenbauer AT series on a scale of 1:87 and at the same time miniaturizing the impulsive design of the generation of models. Wiking has designed the components according to the large model in such a way that the associated shapes can be hosed down to match the color assignment of the assembly.