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After looking at Steven Asbury's amazing collection of fire vehicles, I've decided to make my own squad.

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My first apparatus is an American engine, inspired by Ralph S's seven-wide Rescue Pumper. The hardest part was making the borders for the locker doors. Using standard bricks made the borders too thick, so I had to get a little creative.

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My second apparatus is a quint (pumper and ladder combo). I have made several changes since my last version. Most notable improvement is that now the ladder can actually support itself without falling!

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With my leftover pieces, I made a command car. I'm not exactly happy with how it looks though. :sceptic:

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Comments/ criticisms welcome.

Edited by ImLost
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These are great ImLost! There are some excellent techniques used on all of the vehicles. Looks like you could use some red 2 x 4 tiles instead of all the 1 x 2 red tiles on the rear of that pumper. I think the command car looks pretty good (minus the windy windscreen :tongue: ). I especially like the half-stud offset you used for the mudguards.

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AWESOME ........JUST SMEGGING AWESOME ! :grin:

'ImLost' - well you are not really lost at all - these designs are some of best fire rescue vehicles I have ever seen ! :wink:

Dam it you have laid down a challenge of sorts, I might do a Squad 51 pick up truck - fully pimped to the max - with Roy and John on board.

Awesome work and I'm a conformist! 'ImLost' really I'm a conformist! ! :sweet:

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These are great ImLost! There are some excellent techniques used on all of the vehicles. Looks like you could use some red 2 x 4 tiles instead of all the 1 x 2 red tiles on the rear of that pumper. I think the command car looks pretty good (minus the windy windscreen :tongue: ). I especially like the half-stud offset you used for the mudguards.

Thanks Rick. The main thing I'm unhappy about the command car is the front bumper. It just doesn't look right. Maybe if I make it protrude a little, it would look better. Yeah, the windscreen bothers me too, but unfortunately, PaB does not sell the piece I need to fill the gap. I'm considering bricklink though.

Engines looks really nice.

I like all the tiles!

Very nice. I love the large truck.

Both of your MOCs are very well proportioned and designed.

Well Done

Thanks!

AWESOME ........JUST SMEGGING AWESOME ! :grin:

'ImLost' - well you are not really lost at all - these designs are some of best fire rescue vehicles I have ever seen ! :wink:

Dam it you have laid down a challenge of sorts, I might do a Squad 51 pick up truck - fully pimped to the max - with Roy and John on board.

Awesome work and I'm a conformist! 'ImLost' really I'm a conformist! ! :sweet:

Thanks! Who's Roy and John?

Very nice. :thumbup:

Thanks!

Posted (edited)

At a glance, these trucks look like they are way bigger than 6-8-wide. That says a lot on how detailed these things are! Great job :thumbup:

Edited by prateek
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At a glance, these trucks look like they are way bigger than 6-8-wide. That says a lot on how detailed these things are! Great job :thumbup:

Thanks, prateek. Just curious, how big did you think they were?

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