Wiking 027201 H0 Police & Emergency Service vehicle Mercedes Benz 507 D THW box wagon
The Technical Relief Agency had acquired the second, completely newly developed generation of the T2 from Mercedes-Benz from the very beginning, in order to have a replacement for the predecessor series, popular with the aid organizations between 1986 and 1996. Accordingly, the Mercedes-Benz transporter, which is suitable for everyday use, was used for a wide range of tasks. In 1991/92, the production of the T2 from Duesseldorf's production plant was relocated to the Ludwigsfelde plant. Wiking miniaturized the model of the 507 D used for mountain diversChassis white, grille black, ultra marine blue body. Anthracite gray interior. Wheel rims and roof rack silver. THW lettering on the bonnet. Lateral THW strips and lettering, as well as white mountain diving logo. Door handles black. Blue-tr...
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