Alright, I’m back. Here’s a engine.
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MS Paint Anyone! Fire Apparatus Part III
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Here’s the second fire truck of the department.
You can see i went for the beach vibes, because this department is located in Florida. (On the east coast.) This is not related to the EVENSBERG forum.
Here is more Smithington Mass
First we have a 1999 Freightliner FL 80 or RE (reserve pumper) Second 2020 IHC Workstar Flat bed Hazmat or (HM16) Third 2009 IHC Worksatr/ 2009 KME command bed or RHM (Reserve hazmat)
Cheers:
Jack
Oops I accidentally posted it again
Here is my Dept’s FORMER engine 1 i drew.
Credit to EMT Chris67 KWMAET for the truck and the photo Frank wegloksi
Cheers:
Jack
02-23-2026, 12:28 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-10-2026, 02:46 PM by Indiana fire truck spotter.)
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This fire truck was made COMPLETELY by scratch except for the wheels.
Credit to: me Feel free to modify this.
Here we go with the last fire truck for the day.
The paint job isn’t bad it just needs some improvements. This is not related to the EVENSBERG forum.
Here we got the first of the day, it is a reserve water rescue that’s why it doesn’t have the beach paint job.
Here is Tanker 46 (was 43 recently renumbered to 46 in Late 2025)
Cheers:
Jack
02-24-2026, 12:28 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-25-2026, 08:41 PM by Indiana fire truck spotter.
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Here is E41 (now T43 because it’s a tanker Pumper)
Cheers:
Jack
02-24-2026, 10:47 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-28-2026, 09:16 PM by Indiana fire truck spotter.)
More smithington after the break for a little bit more of SVFD trucks but I’m back on Smithington
Just start off we have a 2004 Pierce quantum tiller for downtown Second, we have our old Simon duplex 1991 (reserve tiller)
Cheers:
Jack
Here is the former SVFD tanker its a 1981 GMC badger the tank was remounted form this rig to the current rig
Credits: Engine5161 and for the bed Paramedic IL and me
Cheers:
Jack
Alright thought I’d do one more before the day ends. This is probably the last rescue I’ll do for a while. And yes I know it’s a pickup truck on a semi frame, the department that modified it added a pickup cab on it for speed. It is COMPLETELY souped up, and therefore the name “WHIRLWIND” It reaches around 115 MPH after about a minute, and it has INCREDIBLE torque. But sadly it does some frame issues, the spot where it’s been welded to the bed has been rusting/chipping away, and requires monthly inspection.
Feel free to modify.
Here is a little something i made a month ago never really got around to posing it in till now
A little West coast style Brush in a LAco scheme Credits to paramedic_il and Mayer22
Cheers:
Jack
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