Rosenbauer’s AT series is always certain to make a dramatic entrance - and is now supported on the chassis of the MAN TGM Euro 6. The foremost characteristics that distinguish this all-purpose fire engine at airports as a trusted expert with the equipment necessary to handle any emergency are the luminous red body design and luminous yellow flank sections in concert with the blue lettering. Staying true to the prototype, WIKING has furnished this model with a double hose reel mounted at the rear. In another effort to stay true to the original, WIKING has miniaturised this fire engine with great attention to every detail and imprinted element. With WIKING it all comes down to the details. That is particularly evident on fire brigade vehicles. Thus, the traditional model makers are supplementing the fire engines of the Rosenbauer AT generation with a completely new hose reel, whose prototypes are already successfully in use. The AT superstructures can therefore also be deployed as versatile rescue fire engines of the latest generation. With this up-to-the-minute fire engine, WIKING has realised the new AT series in the 1:87 scale and at the same time miniaturised the influential design of the original generation. In conformity with the large original, WIKING has designed the components such that the associated moulds can be sprayed to match the colour assignment of the assembly.

Driver’s cab with fire brigade superstructure in luminous red. Interior with steering wheel and sun visor black. Inserted zinc yellow horn. Chassis with cardan part black, front spoiler with fenders and steps zinc yellow. Superstructure glazing in topaz. Inserted transparent blue warning light. Window grey blinds on both sides. Rear ladder inserted in silver. Wheel rims silver. Transparent blue inserted warning lights. White mount for hose reels with zinc yellow bumper. Red reels hooked in. Radiator grille with silver MAN lettering and logo with hot-foil embossing. Windscreen wipers and air intakes as well as mirror holders imprinted black. Sun visor with white “Fire & Rescue” lettering. Radiator grille complemented with warning flashers imprinted in silver. Front fire brigade lettering in blue. Middle section of the vehicle in blue. Side glazing with white fire brigade letting plus “Fire & Rescue”. Blue outline of an aircraft on the blinds, blue diagonal warning stripes and emergency number 112 on the flanks of the superstructure. Side Rosenbauer lettering in white imprinted on the superstructure blinds. Reel flanks imprinted with a luminous red surface.