It is finally ready – the new AT series with the cutting-edge chassis of the MAN TGM. Rosenbauer had treated the original of the Advanced Technology (AT), which was particularly popular with local fire brigades, to new design elements and technical enhancements at the body of the superstructure. These enhancements are equally found in the highly detailed 1:43 precision model of the large real-life sibling. The Rosenbauer facelift is most pronounced in the new lighting concept with high-performance LED strips in the roof gallery. In Rosenbauer’s line-up of local emergency specialists, the AT series holds the status of a premium vehicle. It embodies the state of the art in fire fighting and, as vowed by Rosenbauer, will keep raising the bar in terms of safety and ergonomics, superstructure and extinguishing technology, and lighting and design. The facelift is most apparent in the redesigned roof gallery, in the new formal aesthetics of the roof superstructure and in the overhauled docking panel between the driver's cab and crew cab.

With the Rosenbauer emergency vehicle, WIKING is introducing a true-to-scale 1:43 vehicle that strikes the same compact and versatile appearance as the original auxiliary fire engine. The ”AT”-series appears on a scale of 1:43 on a MAN TGM chassis and delights with its careful imprint. Most staggering: The glass doors that Rosenbauer offers as an option for the rear cabin access point are likewise transparent on the model, keeping the view unobstructed for the beholder - and giving them an idea of what the cab interior looks like. A silhouette of the Rosenbauer logo adorns the door. The high-quality model comprises painted die-cast zinc components that have been combined with plastic elements and authentically reproduced with detailed imprints.