H0 Truck MAN flatbed truck Mäuler

So Gustav Mäuler knew how to send his cargo

So far, there was the MAN-front handlebar generation of the late 1960s for public transport only as flatbed and suitcase truck, now let the model makers of WIKING drive this series with the Nahverkehrskabine as a two-axle tractor in the program. In order for the series, which was launched in 1967, to be contemporary, the traditional model builders have provided a new bumper component and a separate radiator grille for the first era - new truck young-timer creativity is on the agenda. And the forwarder of Gustav Mäuler, now well-known to WIKING's friends, provided the model sponsor for the trailer train, which campaigned for the daily general cargo service between the Remscheid location and southern Germany. The new radiator grille still features vertical louvres and refers to the "MAN Diesel" as well as to the prototype that was once stationed in the Bergisch Land - and with good reason. Two years after the peak of the global economic crisis, Gustav Mäuler had become self-employed in 1934 with a small transport company. After the war, the spirit of its founders was boosted again, mouths vehemently swore its fleet on MAN. The front handlebar generation of small and large Pausbacke had at first mouth to piece with Mäuler and should be compared to the Mercedes-Benz vehicles of his company significantly in the majority. For example, WIKING is reminiscing about a family-owned freight forwarding company that has retained its efficiency through the dedication of the founder of Remscheid until today.

Cab red fiery, cab bottom, radiator grille, chassis with gimbal and rims oxide red. Interior with steering wheel mouse gray. Silvered headlamps in the front bumper colored by hand. Grille with silver frame and lettering MAN and Diesel. Above standing lettering "Gustav Mäuler" white with black shadow. On the sides of the cab white lettering "container and loan box service". Semi-trailer with fire-red steel platform and silver-gray flatbed insert. Plane basalt gray, chassis with support leg and double mudguards and rims oxide red. Side plank print with lettering "Gustav Mäuler Remscheid" white with black drop shadow. Top printing with lettering "Stückgut Schnelldienst Süddeutschland" as well as box picture.