Jedifireman

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About Jedifireman

  • Birthday 12/25/1977

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    Auburn, Kansas
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    LEGO, STAR WARS, FIREFIGHTING

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  1. Jedifireman

    Modular Building 10197 Fire Brigade

    I am very impressed. I've been waiting for a "real" fire station since I was little. This is perfect! And as a firefighter I can say it looks very realistic, and I also enjoy all of the functions! I had to laugh at the ping pong table as that is a major pass-time at my station. And a fully stocked fridge.....that's positively funny too! We like to eat.
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    Third Cafe Corner style building in 09

    As a full time firefighter and part time volunteer fire Chief I am so totally stoked about a new "REAL" looking firestation. I already have eight fire stations in my lego city, but would gladly welcome a more realistic looking one. The ones I've created never seem to capture that realism I've been looking for. I hope this news is true!
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    Exclusive Train 10194 Emerald Night (Exclusive 2009)

    I found what whomever designed this used for inspiration. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LNER_Class_A3...Flying_Scotsman Its the LNER Flying Scotsman Here is a tidbit of information from wiki: The LNER Class A3 Pacific locomotive no. 4472 "Flying Scotsman" (originally no. 1472) was built in 1923 for the London and North Eastern Railway (LNER) at Doncaster Works to a design of H.N. Gresley. It was employed on long-distance express trains on the LNER and its successors, British Railways Eastern and North-Eastern Regions, notably the 10am London to Edinburgh Flying Scotsman service after which this locomotive was named. In its career 4472 "Flying Scotsman" has travelled 2,000,000 miles (3,200,000 km). I hope this is the real deal because that Train is absolutely beautiful.
  4. Jedifireman

    Indy Lego !!

    I highly doubt any of these sets would include nazis, or especially symbols like swastikas, etc. Since Lego is based out of Europe I don't think any of those things would go over well. However, I bet they include soldiers, probably in grey uniforms that are without symbols. I personnally would love to see a couple of sets including: The car chase scene from Raiders where Indy gets stuck on the front of the German duece and a half. The flying wing from Raiders. The rope bridge and the mine cars from Temple of Doom. The possibilities are great. Hopefully this is all true!
  5. Jedifireman

    7891 being moced in terms of colour

    Hey I really like what you did here. I'm going to have to do the same so I can add another crash unit for my airport. As far as yellow goes: Its a required color for crash rescue vehicles at airports in the US. It's mandated by the FAA. Just FYI. I agree with you it's ugly. The fire engines where I work used to be yellow with white on top of the cabs. We are back to red now and they look great.
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    New 2007 city sets

    I bought the hovercraft because I like the fire sets. But, being a firefighter, an actual fire hovercraft would not be practical. The nozzle reaction would actually push the boat he opposite way. A hovercraft would waste alot of fuel overcoming this. But it's a nice set.
  7. Jedifireman

    Hello I'm new!!

    Just thought I'd say hello. I'm 27, live in the United States of America and have been building Lego since I was five. I live smack in the middle of the country in a small town of about 1100 people. Auburn, Kansas to be exact. I'm a firefighter / emergency medical technician for a nearby large city. Glad to be here!