This apparatus was originally built as a stock ladder truck by Pierce. It was then used in Seasons 5 & 6 of the TV Show "Rescue Me" on FX. It was sold to IFD through Global and entered service on November 5, 2010 with approximately 4900 miles on it. Some of the graphics from the show remain including the FDNY striping and Fire logo, the Ladder 62 logo on the ladder board and a dedication to the names of four fictitious firefighters who lost their lives on 9/11.
MS Paint Anyone! Fire Apparatus Part III
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This apparatus was originally built as a stock ladder truck by Pierce. It was then used in Seasons 5 & 6 of the TV Show "Rescue Me" on FX. It was sold to IFD through Global and entered service on November 5, 2010 with approximately 4900 miles on it. Some of the graphics from the show remain including the FDNY striping and Fire logo, the Ladder 62 logo on the ladder board and a dedication to the names of four fictitious firefighters who lost their lives on 9/11. [/quote] Nice job Chris!!! I tried doing on myself, but couldn't get some of the things quite right.
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Nice job Chris!!! I tried doing on myself, but couldn't get some of the things quite right. [/quote] Actually all the credit goes to Connor (age 14) who did the hours of detail work to get this rig to look exactly right.
Pink Ribbon tour concept ladder truck. custom pink LED lights!!
Any one want to take a stab at an old dodge circa 89-92 Emergency Squad 51. I know there was a front view but I would like to see side view.
John Fauble
I am interested in all of the equipment and apparatus used in fire fighting and ems service.
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Any one want to take a stab at an old dodge circa 89-92 Emergency Squad 51. I know there was a front view but I would like to see side view. [/quote]
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John Fauble
I am interested in all of the equipment and apparatus used in fire fighting and ems service.
It's been quite a while since I finished one of these, but the mood struck me. 1970s Ford, California Division of Forestry Model 5 type 3 engine. All original except for the wheels, beacon and shovel which came from the parts sheet.
Aaron Woods
US Forest Service Model 60 on a Chevrolet chassis. All original except for the wheels which came from the parts sheet.
Aaron Woods
US Forest Service Model 62B on an International chassis. All original by me.
Aaron Woods
Forgive me - I did these a while back and did not get the names from the orginial posts. These are my versions of a few Philadelphia International Airport rigs. Philly Fire calls the Crash Station Engine 78. Each rig at the PIA is then locally id'ed as FOXTROT # The Chife or Duty Officer is F21 (This seams to have changed a few times).
Now playing around with the idea of PIA getting some OTHER apparatus I made a few "WHAT IF RIGS"... Again I am sorry as I lost the notes for who posted these and the theards have been cleaned and I cant locate who posted these. Most are just "re-paints" with new lettering and logos. Enjoy!
Thanks JFong. I saved them and lost some records. Credit noted.
I did these back in 2006 and had posted them on the original board. I am sure credit is due to KevinEMT for large chunks of the drawings. The ladder is original by me (and it shows...)
Another 2006 drawing I found... the Montreal Fire Department mobile command post (vehicle # 1005).
can we get some new posts? .....Please....
With the New Jersey State Firefighter's convention being held this weekend, I decided to do a few of the host city's rigs.The first is a Ford C with 3D body work and a Thibault boom. I cannot find the original artist for the boom so I appologize for the name not being in the credits. If someone can, please post the info so I can add it for proper crediting.
The second is an interesting rig. It is a 1985 Jeep Scrambler. The unit is used as a deluge unit and/or manifold (no pumping capabilties) for fighting fires on the boardwalks and the congested piers that run along the beaches. These units can be driven onto the beaches or onto the boardwalk where typical apparatus could not go.
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