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MS Paint Anyone! Fire Apparatus Part III
Paxton, MA Engine 2

1981 American LaFrance, used to have a 75' aerial, which was removed in 2003.



Credit to: Engine5161,KDWMAEMT, RIEMT, ffemtwakeman, PARAMEDIC IL, and JFONG, fdrp142


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[quote name='fdrp142' date='15 March 2010 - 11:08 AM' timestamp='1268675303' post='370191']

Paxton, MA Engine 2

1981 American LaFrance, used to have a 75' aerial, which was removed in 2003.



Credit to: Engine5161,KDWMAEMT, RIEMT, ffemtwakeman, PARAMEDIC IL, and JFONG, fdrp142

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That looks awesome! <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/thumbsup.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Thumbsup' />
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nice work on the Paxton rig, here is a few more from my neck of the woods , Haverhill Mass Engine 3

   
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Haverhill Rescue 1

   
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Finally Haverhill Mass Tanker 1

   
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I noticed that lately this thread been missing it's "holiday" posts, so I decided to do up something a little different. I wanted to incorporate as much irish as possible without going overboard and keeping the rig as "realistic" as possible. I hope you all enjoy, and have a happy Saint Patricks Day. ERIN GO BRAGH!

   
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[quote name='fdrp142' date='15 March 2010 - 02:08 PM' timestamp='1268675303' post='370191']

Paxton, MA Engine 2

1981 American LaFrance, used to have a 75' aerial, which was removed in 2003.



Credit to: Engine5161,KDWMAEMT, RIEMT, ffemtwakeman, PARAMEDIC IL, and JFONG, fdrp142

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Nice work! As a side note, I take no credit for anything in your drawing. The only thing that I did in my post of the Memphis ALF was change the color of the running boards and added the lettering to Engine 5161's original. Keep up the good work!
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Moving a little closer to home, here is a rig that was used somewhat extensively in the Newark NJ and Yonkers NY Fire Dept's. It is a Farrar/Continental COMPAC. I based the drawing off of a photo of a YFD engine but left it unlettered. I remeber quite a few of these in Newark but I think the bodies were a little different. Credits to Paramedic_IL, Ladder13, Engine5161, Fyreline, and myself.


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Wake I love it, awesome job, and like wise to you as well firemark, now i have something that goes with the Somerville Maxim S, engine you posted a while back, Somerville Ladder 3 Maxim S model TDA

   
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and also to go with the Maxim engine is Somerville's Diamond REO hose wagon

   
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I saw the Minneapolis trucks above... Here is a Bloomington, MN TDA I did a long time ago. I do apologize to the other members though, I don't have documented on the original photo who to credit for the parts of this, my apologies.



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Awesome i love seeing the minnesota stuff. someone should do a st paul Squad.
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I gave an older St. Paul Squad a try. This was done strictly from a picture in a book, I've never actually seen the rig, but hopefully it's pretty close to the real one. This is a 1995 White-Volvo chassis with bodywork by Toyne. Credits to Ladder13, AS702, RIEMT, KDWMAEMT, SCFD1290, Rescue29Engine23, and myself.


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EMTChris67, Nice work on both of the Somerville rigs. I really like the REO you did up. My dept owns one that I've been working on but haven't quite gotten it nailed down yet. Hopefully I can post it soon.
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Odessa, TX Engine 1. The entire Odessa fleet was replaced back in 2007 with 8 Pierce Enforer Pumpers and 2 Pierce Dash 105' Quints (Just a shirt bit of info for you all).

   
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[quote name='firemark' date='18 March 2010 - 11:11 PM' timestamp='1268970673' post='370905']

I gave an older St. Paul Squad a try. This was done strictly from a picture in a book, I've never actually seen the rig, but hopefully it's pretty close to the real one. This is a 1995 White-Volvo chassis with bodywork by Toyne. Credits to Ladder13, AS702, RIEMT, KDWMAEMT, SCFD1290, Rescue29Engine23, and myself.

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Interesting you picked the one that was wrecked.
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My immediate first thought on this rig was that it looks like the Charlie Brown Christmas Tree of Fire Engines. Poor thing.

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Figured I would do this one up real quick tonight seeing that I had done the last "generation" of Dallas Engines. Here is one of the new Crimson pumps recently delivered.

   
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One more from Texas, Fort Worth's new Smeat Quint. Mostly a cut and paste job, but I added the LED's and re-drew the patch on the door.

   
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Looking back and realizing that my last three posts were of rigs from the great state of Texas, I figured I would finish this one up and share it. From the old cattle town of Abilene, TX Engine 1. Pretty simple paint and graphics, but I had never seen a department have the year of the rig on the door so prominently. Credits in the post, I drew up the Sutphen top mount pump module using some existing parts, modified the body. I also drew up the Tomar LED's, front warning/marker lights and the side marker lights.    
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Something that I threw together today that I thought was a little different. You don't see too many two door custom cabs around, so I shortened one up and added the Ferrara pump panel and an eliptical tanker body.

   
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