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[MOC] Fire Truck "Metz L32A"

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Hello everybody,

i'd like to introduce my newest creation!

This is my minfig-scale ladder truck, based on a Metz L32A on Mercedes Atego Chassis.

I hope you enjoy!

14743752137_d2e8e6835a_c.jpg1 by hypo_fire, on Flickr

14907331976_d6bbf8da48_c.jpg2 by hypo_fire, on Flickr

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14930343175_b571f6197b_c.jpg5 by hypo_fire, on Flickr

14930346515_6d77339bb3_c.jpg6 by hypo_fire, on Flickr

14929974382_c958fa3ea3_c.jpg7 by hypo_fire, on Flickr

14929977962_a5b6f3a957_c.jpg8 by hypo_fire, on Flickr

14743780317_a9cfc8bb5f_c.jpg9 by hypo_fire, on Flickr

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14743705728_506a7df393_c.jpg12 by hypo_fire, on Flickr

With kind regards,

Heiko

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I always love how European Fire Apparatus looks so oddly stubby to the North American eye. And that is a wonderfully rendered truck.

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Everything about the truck is awesome! I love the 7 wide front bumper, ladder platform is great and overall look is just spot on!

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Thank you all for your feedback! :classic::thumbup:

i feel that the ladder could be longer!

I wanted to have 5 ladder parts (4 extendable), just like the real one.

As you see, it reaches the top of the 8th floor.

14944150865_b06b135731_c.jpgStrasse5 by hypo_fire, on Flickr

(picture is a rendered LDD file of an earlier version of the truck)

Greets,

Heiko

Edited by Hypo

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Good looking fire truck, but are you sure the ladder is long enough? :tongue:

I do appreciate a well done apparatus, though.

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very cool. that grill is the bomb! very well done. it reminds me of how badly i want inverted cheese slopes!

Edited by droomangroup

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Great re-creation of this Metz TL 'Hypo'. The body work is vey realistic to the real vehicle and I like how you have created the articulated/tip boom and folding cage.

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Very well done, I love the overall shape and all the fine details, especially the upside-down stuff. Those outriggers are great, too.

I'm not sold on that wheels/mudguards combination, I must say (too close to the usual town look), but that's just me. Anyhow a very good-looking fire truck. :thumbup:

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This is a really cool european style fire ladder! Great job! I really like it!!!

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Well done on your MOC! It looks fantastic! Does your boom tip (the ladder part holding the bucket) have the ability to fold up underneath itself? If so, it might be possible to recreate the aerial appliances we have here in Australia. Do you have any other detailed shots of this area of your model?

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Great model! The standard City fire trucks definitely need longer ladders - this one looks much more realistic in its reach :)

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Well done on your MOC! It looks fantastic! Does your boom tip (the ladder part holding the bucket) have the ability to fold up underneath itself? If so, it might be possible to recreate the aerial appliances we have here in Australia. Do you have any other detailed shots of this area of your model?

Hey!

My ladder truck isnt able to fold up like you said. It's a different type of vehicle.

I guess you mean fire trucks with a telescopic boom. Some of them have got a small ladder at the right side, but this one is usually for emergency escapes. We have got these trucks in europe too but they're mostly used in industrial areas or in cities with skyscrapers or other high buildings. :classic:

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