This combination breathes the aura of WIKING! This is because this time, the model makers of the traditional chemical trailer have taken it upon themselves to simultaneously combine the transport trailer with the double silo superstructure. Complementing it with a contemporary MAN tractor unit makes this model in the colours of the Gelsenkirchen-based Scholven-Chemie authentic and appealing. WIKING once came across the original in Hamburg. This is where tanker and silo specialists Cobalt constructed the silo trailer for cement and other transported goods. Cobalt originally manufactured the chemical trailer train with two containers of V2A steel. Each silo had a capacity of 9.5 cubic metres, with a factory-designated payload of 19 tonnes. The handling of the transported goods could be propelled by a compressed air emptying system. The petrochemical site took its name from the Scholven district of Gelsenkirchen. From then on, everyone knew that mineral oil stood behind the company Scholven – the Cobalt trailer combination also counting among the transporters of the distinct forwarder.

Tractor unit with blue driver's cab, chassis, cardan part, fenders and wheel rims. Flatbed black-blue, fifth wheel plate silver. Indicators orange, ventilation grille silver. Interior iron grey. Headlamps hand-painted silver. Black radiator grille surface with silver-painted ornamental strips, MAN lettering, Diesel lettering and Büssing logo. Tail lights imprinted carmine red. Trailer with upper part blue, lower part black-blue. Support rollers, ladder parts and ladder support, engine, double fenders, axle cover and swing axle with draw-bar and wheel rims blue. “Scholven-Chemie” white-blue lettering on the side of the containers. Rear tail lights of the double fenders traffic red.