The design sends a clear alert to those who see it – that is certainly the case with the new fire engine of the AT series, which is mounted on the chassis of the MAN TGM Euro 6. The AT superstructures made by Rosenbauer have come to be widely used in the fire fighting sector - yet each of them displays their own unique design. With this up-to-the-minute auxiliary fire engine, WIKING has complemented Rosenbauer’s AT series in the 1:87 scale and - at the same time - miniaturised the influential design of the original generation. The AT series on MAN’s TGM chassis comes across as a true-to-the-original deployment lead vehicle, which has become the standard with medium-sized and major fire brigades over the last few years. 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 red. Interior with steering wheel and sun visor black. Inserted silver horn. Chassis with cardan part, front spoiler with fenders and steps anthracite grey. Rear group cab interior anthracite grey. Black radiator grille with silver brand logo. Superstructure glazing in topaz. Inserted transparent blue warning light. Anthracite grey blinds on both sides. Rear ladder inserted in silver. Pump in black grey has been attached at the rear and installed behind the blinds. Driver's cab front with black windscreen wipers plus white fire brigade lettering and bright yellow or ornamental strips. Mirror holder black. Bright yellow swoosh designs running from the driver's cab door upwards and tapering out across the crew cab doors. Fire brigade lettering as well as 112 emergency logo with bright yellow ornamental strips on the sides. Equipment configuration on the rear with white warning strip pattern and bright yellow reflector strips. Roof superstructure with silver headlamp surfaces.