After you pick your required tools, get your machine ready! Bruder just launched an utility vehicle, the Bruder MB Sprinter Municipal vehicle. Have you checked it already? You surely have seen it before with your bare eyes.

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Tracking down the first Mercedes Sprinter launch in Europe, it was around 1995. This model has been brought to replace the TN series; if you’re a more mature reader, probably this is a known reference to be called of. Pioneering, efficient, reliable – as Mercedes itself describes it: you will most certainly be able to fix your model city issues!

Bruder is launching several new products right now and this model presented here is one of the utility/commercial cars models. What do you think about it? It does look very similar. The color looks a bit different but overall, we’d say it surely looks great as a representation! (Yes, we searched for the most similar pictures of the real size car) Please, be aware that this car just like other models do have several accessory options, which would modify the real life size appearance.

Let’s bring out the dimensions to the table now. The Bruder MB Sprinter Municipal vehicle piece has 1:16 ratio, a great size for outdoor playtime and to have a really good grip on the hands. Being more specific, its dimensions are (L/B/H) 50,7/20,3/20,3 cm and its parts are suitable for ages of 4 years or older.

The electrical interface features light and a sound module. The accessories are plug-in ramps, mounting adaptor, a driver and more. All 3-sided load gates can be opened and the chassis has a thread type. (See more details here).

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