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Engine 4 (retired)

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Engine 4 is a 2012 Pierce Dash cf pumper. It features a 2000 GPM pump, 450 gallon water tank, 40 gallon foam tank.

About this creation

Updated bumper

Updated roof

Updated compartments

Ladder

Engine 1 is now a Seagrave. Sorry I didnt think it was worth making a new creation for.

I'll let the pictures talk for now.

Scene lights.

I think this is my best rig yet, tell me what you think in a comment below!

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I like it

Austin M

October 23, 2012

Almost looks like a Rescue! Nice Work!

I made it

Nicholas O

January 10, 2012

Quoting Sasha Murtha amazing great job

Thanks Sasha!

Sasha Murtha

January 10, 2012

amazing great job

I made it

Nicholas O (Waterford Fire Rescue)

January 6, 2012

Quoting Matt Jacobsen you have a good base here that needs some improvement. personally i would shorten the front bumper and just tweak the compartments on the body. make the 2 compartments that are over the wheels 1 4 wide compartment. and the last compartment leave it 2 wide but the same height as the most forward compartment. that will clean it up a bit.

Thanks, I just noticed that the bumper does look too big. I'll change that, and the compartments. Thanks for letting me know.

I like it

Matt Jacobsen

January 5, 2012

you have a good base here that needs some improvement. personally i would shorten the front bumper and just tweak the compartments on the body. make the 2 compartments that are over the wheels 1 4 wide compartment. and the last compartment leave it 2 wide but the same height as the most forward compartment. that will clean it up a bit.

I made it

Nicholas O (Waterford Fire Rescue)

January 5, 2012

Quoting Lego Riverside FD. One of your best rigs yet, thanks for the credit but as Paul says you could use shoelace aswell.

Thanks, and your welcome! I might try the shoelace, I'll try to find some yellow ones.

I like it

Lego Riverside FD.

January 5, 2012

One of your best rigs yet, thanks for the credit but as Paul says you could use shoelace aswell.

I made it

Nicholas O (Waterford Fire Rescue)

January 4, 2012

Quoting Jordan Gennusa Thats not a PUC, the pump has to be under part of the cab.

Thank you Jordan! I never realized that, I will fix that.

Jordan Gennusa

January 4, 2012

Thats not a PUC, the pump has to be under part of the cab.

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Nicholas O (Waterford Fire Rescue)

January 4, 2012

Quoting Paul McKeever III nope they're good but you can use shoelace as hose.

Okay, thanks for the idea! Any color of shoelace or does it matter?

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Paul McKeever III

January 4, 2012

nope they're good but you can use shoelace as hose.

I made it

Nicholas O (Waterford Fire Rescue)

January 4, 2012

Quoting Paul McKeever III I like it. It could use a little work in the compartments range but It's good.

Thanks Paul, I ran out of those grooved pieces, but recently found more. I will add them as soon as I can. The back compartments, should they be wider and taller?