how about some comerical fire trucks like freightliner and ford and peterbilt and mack and how about some rigs from the more smaller departments and maybe the volunteer departments and how about engine 59 and engine 102 from chicago in 1/64th scale
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how about some comerical trucks
yeah that would be great!
how about front mount pumpers like this and bigger tankers like this and here's an hme from mattoon illinois known as engine 23
and how about snozzle 21 from mattoon illinois a 2000 pierce saber with a snozzle and how about kingston brush 1 a big brush truck
how about these for las vegas releases
LAS VEGAS TOWER 3
LAS VEGAS heavy RESCUE 44
I can't understand why C3 never followed up with Las Vegas FD ALF Tillers, Heavy Rescue or Rescue Ambulances. Same goes for an updated Pierce engine from Clark County and a Rescue Ambulance too. Seems like a no brainer to me.
its not an
alf tiller its a pierce quantum cab tractor trailer tiller
It appears that Las Vegas runs Pierce Quantums. The 2006 Pierce Calendar feature Tower 1 from Las Vegas. It was 100' All steer rear mount ladder.
1996 Pierce Contender top-mount. International 3 man cab. This is small 25 man fire department in Idaho. It is the first out truck for rural fire and the second out truck for in-city fires. It has 1500gpm waterous pump with 800gallon tank.
I agree. I live in Amarillo, Texas and they have some beautiful freightliner based pumpers. Further, they have both red and yellow colored schemed trucks and pumpers. I am from New york, specifically the Bronx, and lived "up the street" from the Intervale Avenue station with its open cab pumpers and wooden laddered TDI with tillerman. I love New york, but at this juncture, would not loke to see any more NY apparatus. Personally, I am a ladder truck man and would like to see some trucks from other countries such as Australia or Europe to include some of the bigger ladder/platforms from Bronto Skylift.
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I would like to have the late 50's early 60's International VCO cab produced with the extended bench seat. FDNY and Philly had many of these pumpers.
