This model would have been a delight to Carl Andreas Julius Bolle as the Büssing 8000 truly showed what is was made of when it served as an auxiliary tanker in the years after the war. Bolle had been known in Berlin for many years as a venerable chain of supermarkets that originated from the C. Bolle dairy. Bolle waited to push forward with the expansion of their retail businesses until the 1970s as the dairy business had not evolved in a way that would have promised a successful future. The prototype WIKING has miniaturised is a contemporary road train of the early years, which bears the unmistakable Bolle logo on the milk tanks.

Chassis with trailer coupling as well as fenders and driver's cab dark green. Plank bed without boardwalls and wheel rims also dark green. Interior with steering wheel iron grey. Upper and lower parts of the tank silver, tank flanks with Bolle logo. Headlamps painted silver. Edge of the roof with silver “Meierei C. Bolle” lettering, door handles, indicators, ornamental frame and Büssing lettering painted silver. Radiator grille likewise painted silver. Trailer with dark green plank bed, chassis, swing axle and draw-bar. Upper and lower parts of the tank silver, tank flanks with Bolle logo.