Description
No classic meeting without one or several Rundhauber TLF 16 - this model generation is simply indestructible and has also at WIKING historic fire milestone significance. The alligator bonnet and the thundering Deutz diesel under the round hood at that time made his magnificent appearance. The tank fire truck TLF 16 built by Magirus in Ulm was for years a top performer for many hundreds of fire departments in Germany. After all, a fire-extinguishing centrifugal pump in the rear with a capacity of 1,600 liters per minute as well as the 2,400-liter water tank, which was made for the rapid attack or for feeder services as counted. From 1955 to 1961 the Rundhauber was built and used with its 125-hp air-cooled 6-cylinder Deutz diesel engine criss-cross Germany. In the 1970s, most of the veteran vehicles were singled out and replaced by cabins. WIKING attributes the model with a squat cabin a clear amount of detail to the specifications, which is enhanced by the model-making filigree. In addition, there are fine mirrors, plug-in parts, searchlights, but also A-suction hoses. "Cab with hood and carmine red construction, chassis and mirror, dipsticks (accessories) and searchlight in black, interior decorated in brown. Cab with laterally silvered door handles and trim strip. Black grille with Magirus trademark and radiator grille also silvered. Rims black. Lateral lettering "Magirus Deutz" in silver. Built-up roof in silver gray, ladder in fawn brown, suction hoses in black.