A simple cut with four cars rescue forces. All models are 1:32.
The workbook includes the Rosenbauer Panther at the Prague Airport, the special rescue model Golem, the VW Transporter and the rescue Mercedes Benz Sprinter with a special medical superstructure.
The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is a German light commercial vehicle and light truck that was first presented to the public in 1995. Serial production started in the same year and continues to this day. In the case of cars, the so-called In the first generation, depending on the version, the length of the vehicle ranged from 4.89 m to 6.59 meters. However, the width of the wagon was constant and was about 1.93 m, with a height of 2.365 meters from the so-called low roof. The drive was usually provided by 4-cylinder engines ranging from 79 HP to 143 HP. The Sprinter model was developed as a successor to the T1 model in the offer of the Mercedes-Benz brand, which belongs to the Daimler AG automotive concern. In relation to its predecessor, the so-called The first generation of Sprinter models has a completely different layout of the interior with the engine fully housed in the engine compartment. It also received a completely new body and design, the drive units were also interfered with, and the comfort of the driver's work and the comfort of passengers were significantly improved. In subsequent generations of the vehicle, the last element was evolutionarily improved, emphasizing the pursuit of increased safety and the introduction of new drive units, often with higher power and capacity (e.g. in the second generation, a 150-hp engine with a capacity of 2.2 liters). Until now (2020), three generations of the Sprinter model have been in series production: the first generation was produced in 1995-2006, the second generation in the period 2006-2019, and the third generation - from 2018. It is worth adding that the production of this last generation, as of now, has been concentrated in Germany in plants in the cities of Düsseldorf and Ludwigsfelde.
The Rosenbauer Panther is a modern, specialized fire truck used at airports of Austrian production. The vehicle is 11.8 meters long, 3 meters wide and 3.65 meters high. The drive is provided by a single Caterpillar C18 Euro 3 engine with 750 HP. This engine accelerates the car with a maximum weight of 11.8 tons to 80 km / h in 31 seconds. In turn, the maximum speed reaches 115 km / h. The presented fire truck was developed by the Austrian company Rosenbauer AG, which was founded in 1866 and currently has its headquarters in the city of Leonding. At present, it is one of the largest companies in the world dealing in the design and production of specialized fire trucks. The Rosenbauer Panther car is characterized by very high mechanical efficiency, reliability, but also all-wheel drive (6x6), which allows it to ride freely in the field. The vehicle is also capable of handling up to 14,000 liters of extinguishing agent at one time. The official website of the manufacturer also informs that the efficiency of the pump mounted on the wagon reaches 9000 liters per minute! The Roll Stability Control system can also be installed on the car.