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In lugnet.technic, Jacub Maur wrote:
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This is a 1/20th scale (miniland scale) 1968 American la France open air
“Tiller” aerial fire truck. A couple of the details have been altered since
Lego does not always match the real world.
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I wouldn’t give it a second thought. Your solutions were incredibly imaginative.
I saw this today and flipped through the whole Brickshelf folder. It was an
absolute delight to see such a great looking model. Just what I needed today.
:)
-- Snipped... many amazing details that were captured in this model. If you
haven’t already, it’s well worth clicking on the link above and checking out
Jacub’s work. --
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Any questions just write.
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Are you bringing it to The Hobby Show this year? I really hope I get a chance
to see this one in person. I’ve been a fan of your fire apparatus since I met
you, but this one is by far my favorite of yours. I love how you’ve built the
‘essence’ of this era of truck. I feel like I could sit down and watch a rerun
of ‘Emergency’ and a truck like this would arrive on scene. :)
Thanks for sharing this model with us!
Best regards,
Allan B.
The LEGO Builder’s Guide
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