Wiking 053406 H0 HGV Büssing 8000 chemical trailer with rosewood

Paul Rosenkranz in Witten knew how to provide the right team for each cargo in the 1950s. The Büssing 8000 with heavy load platform was the large tractive horse of that time and was pretensioned to the three-axle cement silo trailer. The heavy-duty experts from Rosskranz in Witten have always been extremely diverse – Wiking friends know this all too well. After all, as 16. Exciting model in the range of topics, the cement silo trailer with the Büssing traction unit follows. There has never been this combined team in the Wiking delivery to dealers. The great charm of the model world in 1:87 is particularly evident in the former Rosary world. The uncompromised red paint from the Witten special transporters made the fleet of vehicles in the Ruhr area once invisible and provided a lovely theme cycle for Wiking.

Tractor driver's cab red, traffic-yellow warning triangle inserted in the middle of the roof. Interior fittings with steering wheel anthracite-gray. Chassis with traction hooks, platform, cardan-part and fenders red. Driver's cab front with white lettering "Rosenkranz", lateral door and flat printed "Paul Rosenkranz A.G. Witten-Ruhr". Bumper and platform corners with white hatching. Silver-plated cooler grills of the Büssing spider as well as door handles and winkers silver-plated. Front headlights hand-painted. Trailer with base frame, lathe, drawbar and flat plate red. PCB parts and unit also red. White silo duo with light green cottage cement logo and lettering. White Paul rosary lettering on the flanks and white warning slip on the rear.

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