Posted April 5, 200717 yr Ok so I realize I'm an American on a European board, but has anyone MOC'd an American Pumper or Ladder(they are vastly different in construction from our counterparts worldwide--except maybe canada)? I was looking for some pointers to flesh things out (i.e. MOC stang/deck guns--hosebeds, intake/relief valves etc)--I was going by the rig that I am assigned to, however some things are not translating. I currently am using the LDD to work on it but its slow going. Any help will be greatly appreciated! (also if I stuck this in the wrong section I apologize) Thanks!
April 5, 200717 yr Ok so I realize I'm an American on a European board, but has anyone MOC'd an American Pumper or Ladder(they are vastly different in construction from our counterparts worldwide--except maybe canada)? I was looking for some pointers to flesh things out (i.e. MOC stang/deck guns--hosebeds, intake/relief valves etc)--I was going by the rig that I am assigned to, however some things are not translating. I currently am using the LDD to work on it but its slow going. Any help will be greatly appreciated! (also if I stuck this in the wrong section I apologize) Thanks! Check this Guy's MOCs : S- Asbury
April 5, 200717 yr Well I made this a while ago...is that something like what you're looking for? Also check out s-asbury's Fire Rescue gallery *wub* . Edit; Great minds think alike, eh?
April 5, 200717 yr Author Check this Guy's MOCs :S- Asbury thanks...thats more like what I was looking for.
April 5, 200717 yr Eurobricks Emperor Here's a good example of an American Pumper: The brickshelf library
April 9, 200717 yr What size do you want to build it in? 6, 8, or 4-wide? and what wheel size? 8-| I have a gallery myself, feel free to use some ideas from my Ladder 1. Or you could check out this guy, NBFD841. *wub* He's my big inspiration. :-$ Man, he knows what he's doing. :'-)
April 9, 200717 yr Hi! I tried an American fire-engine myself some time ago, it's in eight-wide and has five 9v lights build-in. (Just click the image) Please post your moc when it's finished, I'd love to see it, good luck!
April 9, 200717 yr Your American Pumpers look so impressif and big (like almost of things from US) for an European like me! Nice trucks Simonwillems and UniqueBuilder! *y*
April 10, 200717 yr Your American Pumpers look so impressif and big (like almost of things from US) for an European like me!Nice trucks Simonwillems and UniqueBuilder! *y* Gee, you're talking to me as if I were an american! :-P I just don't like those small sissies we've got here in Europe! X-D Thanks btw. :-$ And Simon, I noticed a mistake on your fire truck. On the front, the sign that says "NYFD" should say "FDNY" instead.. X-D ;-)
April 11, 200717 yr Simon, I noticed a mistake on your fire truck. On the front, the sign that says "NYFD" should say "FDNY" instead.. X-D ;-) It does? I must have overlooked that and thought it was like NYPD (police) but fire (F) instead of police (P) Thanks, I'll change it. :-)
April 11, 200717 yr I tried an American fire-engine myself some time ago, it's in eight-wide and has five 9v lights build-in.(Just click the image) Nice truck! Those are some very cleverly concealed lights, and I love the letter tiles too, great idea. Although I miss the "100 feet". :-P Your American Pumpers look so impressif and big (like almost of things from US) for an European like me! Ha ha! Eat American!
April 12, 200717 yr Nice truck! Those are some very cleverly concealed lights, and I love the letter tiles too, great idea. Although I miss the "100 feet". :-P Ha ha! Eat American! :-X I prefer this kind of vehicule: Twingo on! :-D
April 13, 200717 yr So, Lilfirefighter, how are you doing? Pictures maybe? :-) It's always fun to see how a new "Fire engine freak" builds it his own way. X-D
April 14, 200717 yr Here is my version of a pumper. http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=2446144
April 15, 200717 yr zomgtheytoobigformyheadwillexplode. It's not allowed to post pictures wider than a regular screen. :-/ Unless your name was once Vader316. ;-)
April 15, 200717 yr MDoyle, check this out: Resize tutorial Unless your name was once Vader316. ;-) I don't get it..?! :-P
April 16, 200717 yr Hey the reason they were so big is because they were the un resized deep links from brickshelf. Problem fixed.
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