MB Turntable Ladder Truck Fire Service 1957-69

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When the Mercedes-Benz LP 321 with a turntable ladder pulled out In the first two post-war decades, the fire brigades did not have it with front-wheel drivers, the Haubers were valued. The Mercedes Benz Pullman chassis remained exceptional in the fire stations and was only occasionally put into regular service. Accordingly, the example of the WIKING model with a turntable ladder structure at the Mannheim location is quite a rarity. It was not until the 1970s that the tide slowly turned, because after the Pullman series and the cubic series, it was only the next generation that succeeded in gaining a foothold there, in order to finally end the Hauber era with the fire services. Red cab and turntable ladder platform. Transparent blue lights plugged into red sockets. Black grill trim with silver trim and Mercedes-Benz star. Interior black. Chassis with cardboard component and black rims. Turntable ladder base red, turntable ladder parts silver, hose reel inserted at the rear. Side indicators printed in orange. Decorative strips and door handles on the driver's cab are silver-plated. Hand-silvered headlights. This model is produced in high quality plastic and will make an ideal addition to your 1:87 scale vehicle collection.

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