The latest model in the theme cycle centred on the Witten heavy-duty transport company Rosenkranz is the Faun truck trusted with tasks as a low-loader trailer. WIKING fans will delight in an exhilarating combination that exudes a contemporary aura thanks to the Old Culemeyer. The tractor-trailer combo epitomises fitness for everyday tasks at first glance - its well-conceived proportions, which were typical of the seventies models of this Nuremberg bonnet truck with transport platform, were ideal for transporting railcars. It took some getting used to for the driver behind the steering wheel of the Faun 610/36 to safely guide the monumental railcars along the asphalt, given the bonnet that protruded far out in the front and the Old Culemeyer in tow in the rear.

Driver's cab, chassis with fenders, steel flatbed, cable winch, and crane superstructure in red. Trilex wheel rim likewise red, interior anthracite grey. Bonnet with Faun lettering, bumper with diagonal stripes. Indicators imprinted orange, tail lights contrasted in dark red. Door handle and handrail painted silver. White company imprint “Rosenkranz makes light work of heavy weights” on the doors, Rosenkranz lettering at the front of the driver’s cab. Tank imprinted with “Faun Nuremberg“ lettering. Fender borders and crane boom with diagonal warning stripes in red and white. Buckles on the bonnet in contrasting black. Old Culemeyer with red semi-trailer, sliding bed and ramp. Plastic drawbar also in red. White imprint “Witten - Paul Rosenkranz - Dortmund” printed on the side flanks of the Culemeyer.