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LAFD, NYPD minifig-scale models
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Tue, 5 Sep 2006 21:59:15 GMT
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I’ve just uploaded photos of two new minifig-scale rescue vehicle replicas.
On both vehicles, I have bricks going in almost all directions (upside down,
sideways). Both also have 1/2 brick offsets with the cab of the trucks 6-wide
and the body 7-wide. It took several attempts to get so many building techniques
into such a small space. As always, with both models my main goal was accuracy
to the real rigs.
The first is a Los Angeles City Fire Department brush patrol truck.
Here’s
the real LAFD truck. (This one has a four-door cab while mine is the two-door
version)
The Lego LAFD
brush partol
(Other Lego LAFD rigs)
Ladder truck
Urban Search and Rescue
truck
LAFD Engine
The second is a redesign of my ESU truck. The Emergency Service Unit of the NYPD
is a combined rescue and SWAT team. This Radio Emergency Patrol truck is the
ESU’s workhorse and is equipped with scuba gear, medical kits and rescue
equipment including heavy hydraulics.
The real rig.
The Lego ESU police
truck
-Steven
Brickshelf gallery.
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Message has 2 Replies:
 | | Re: LAFD, NYPD minifig-scale models
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| (...) All fabulous, as always. Have you considered trying one of the 4 plate high windscreens for the brush truck and the NYPD ESU truck? I am wondering if it might look more prototypical? Here is some food for inspiration for another addition to (...) (18 years ago, 6-Sep-06, to lugnet.town, FTX)
| | | Re: LAFD, NYPD minifig-scale models
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| (...) Steven, you are truly the master of the minifig fire and rescue apparatus. The detail and scope of your work is amazing. I think you should try to move the front axles of your SuperDuty chassis trucks forward a stud or two to more properly (...) (18 years ago, 7-Sep-06, to lugnet.town, FTX)
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