Old-fashioned Fire Truck

This old-fashioned fire truck Old-fashioned Fire Truck was built in July, 2004 for the display that my LEGO club, Bay Area LEGO Users’ Group & Train Club put on at a museum in Pleasanton, CA. Since the 4th of July was during that exhibit, we added a parade to the layout, and what’s a parade without an old-fashioned fire truck? So I built one.

More pictures of the model can be found on Flickr and on Brickshelf (once moderated).

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4 Responses to “Old-fashioned Fire Truck”

  1. Dunechaser Says:

    Adorable! I like the front especially. Blogged. :-)

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  3. Lee Says:

    This is exactly what I have been looking for for my grandsons. I imagine it didn’t originally come as a “kit” but created from a random bunch of legos. Love this design and don’t love the modern versions!

  4. Bill Says:

    Yup it was an original design. However the Fire Brigade set (note, ages 16+ so may not be suitable for your grandsons) has a similar old fashioned truck in it.

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