IMC Mammoet Scheuerle SPMT Set Two A unique and impressive 1:50 scale replica of the Mammoet SPMT Set Two, produced by IMC Models. This set consists of a Scheuerle Z390 Power Pack Unit (530 HP) in combination with updated 4-axle and 6-axle SPMT modules, finished with the latest Scheuerle and Mammoet branding and safety details. A highly detailed and functional model that faithfully replicates the flexibility and engineering of real Self-Propelled Modular Transporters. About IMC Models IMC Models is a premium Dutch manufacturer renowned for producing some of the finest scale replicas in the heavy haulage and crane sectors. With an unwavering commitment to accuracy and quality, IMC works closely with equipment manufacturers and operators to ensure every model meets exacting standards. Their attention to detail has earned them a devoted following among serious collectors worldwide. Key Features Scale: 1:50 Scheuerle Z390 Power Pack Unit (530 HP) — fully detachable from the transport module 4-axle and 6-axle SPMT modules included Full 360-degree steering movement on all modules Every individual axle features its own unique numbering, matching the real machines Updated Scheuerle and Mammoet branding and safety details Renewed PPU appearance reflecting the latest specification About Mammoet SPMTs Self-Propelled Modular Transporters (SPMTs) are the backbone of heavy and exceptional transport worldwide. Mammoet currently operates over 3,000 axle lines of SPMT in its global fleet, using them for some of the world's most complex and demanding transport projects — from moving industrial modules and bridge sections to positioning offshore structures. The Scheuerle SPMT is renowned for its versatility, strength, and precision steering capability. Item Number: 410346Scale: 1:50Manufacturer: IMC Models An outstanding addition for collectors of Mammoet equipment, heavy haulage models, or SPMT enthusiasts — the IMC Mammoet Scheuerle SPMT Set Two is a technically impressive and visually striking piece for any 1:50 scale collection.
