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And my Lifeguard other model, also at 1/43 scale
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it would go well at home to make the pair with mine
Wow your version looks great as well Fri Apr 30, 2021 8:18 pm
gorgeous model, I'm a fan it would go well at home to make the pair with mine
Is it also 1:43 scale 
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CoolCopCars wrote: ↑
Thom
As mentioned, these parts are all selfmade out of styrene sheet, rods and remains of the former IXO FDNY Seagrave Engine hoses Sat Apr 24, 2021 2:49 am
I have been working on one myself. Where did you find the surfboard and other accessories.Thom
as Life wests
But as also mentioned I will post the building progress to this truck within the next few days 
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A walkthrough of the whole building progress will follow later on
Statistics: Posted by Hazmat — Sat Apr 24, 2021 12:27 am
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It’s been a while since I posted a project, so now another model I just finished
.This one is again a conversion of the 1:43 scale 2008 Ford F-Types from New Ray.
The vehicle is a replica of the Lifeguard units used by the Los Angeles County Fire Department. With all the red emergency vehicles I had done, I wanted to break my color habit a little
Like the former builds I cut away the rear bed, shortened the extended to a single cab version, build an entirely new rear section with all the equipment, the front pushbar and for the first time, off-road wheels. Those wheels are an almost perfect match to the real ones, used on those vehicles.
Enough said, enjoy the pictures
Statistics: Posted by Hazmat — Sat Apr 24, 2021 12:18 am
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