Structure Fire with Firefighter Maydays, 10 April 2012: A LEGO® creation by James Kontoules : MOCpages.com

Structure Fire with Firefighter Maydays, 10 April 2012

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Working Structure Fire, 137 West Abbott St.

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Engine Co. 7 arriving on-scene.

Hooking up to the hydrant.

E-7's crew preparing to enter the building.

E-7 firefighters with equipment.

Ground ladders on 3 Truck.

Deck gun in use by E-7.

Deck gun and master stream operations.

A firefighter ascends 3 Truck's ladder.

3 Truck's ladder. Truck 1 and Squad 1 arriving on-scene.

Two master streams in use.

Scene view

Truck 1's bucket.

Two aerials working.

More crews enter the building.

Squad 1 relaying to Truck 1.

Squad 1's crew unloading a Detroit bundle.

Breaking down the door.

Entering with a handline.

Exterior-interior attack.

Entering the building.

Deck gun operating.

Climbing over piles into the building.

Inside the building (FLIP PHOTO)

Climbing over junk to get to the victim.

In the attic.

The third floor collapses.

The second floor coming down.

Firefighters down on the second floor.

5th Alarm issued. Truck 2 preparing to take members of Rescue 1 RIT to the third floor

RIT going toward the building.

Getting the K-12.

Rescue 1 and Truck 2.

Rescue 1.

RIT brings one firefighter out on oxygen.

Truck 1's bumper.

RIT bringing another firefighter out of the building.

Two of the injured firefighters in the rehab station waiting for transport to North Lego Medical Center.

Two other firefighters get loaded into Medic 8.

Medic 2 on-scene with Haz-Tac.

Engines 1 and 2 on-scene.

Moved to exterior attack with remote monitor and handlines.

Attacking the fire

Three master streams and a deck gun operating.

Engine Co. 7.

Deck gun through the window.

Fire in the attic and second floor extinguished

MedLink Medic 6 on-scene for rehab.

Chiefs meeting.

Fire under control. Engine 7, Truck 3, and Medic 2 remain on-scene.

Haz-Tac exits the building with the victim's body.

Apparatus leave the scene.

At 16:32 on 10 April 2012, White Ridge Fire-Rescue received several reports of a working structure fire at 137 West Abbott St. Engine 7, 3 Truck, and Battalion 3 arrived on-scene and immediately issued a second alarm. The response was complicated by a house that had fallen into disrepair and several years of debris from hoarding. The response eventually grew to four alarms. Maydays were issued from the first and second floors of the building, issuing a fifth alarm. RIT entered and rescued all four firefighters. They were transported to North Lego Medical Center with injuries randing from cuts and bruises to fractures and internal injuries. All four are in stable condition at NLMC. The cause of the fire was determined to be electrical in nature. A short caused a spark, igniting the attic.

**NOTES**
Complicated incident to say the least. Glad this one-s behind me, even though it was pretty good if I do say so myself!

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Gunnar N

July 10, 2012

Forgot to comment in April but this is AWESOME!! I love truck 3. Do u mind if I use parts of it? I WILL give you credit. Thanks!- Gunnar

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Ryan M

May 21, 2012

Really good Incedent just wondering can I use that thing that looks like a stokes basket I've been wondering how I could make one and yours really looks good.

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jared fongemie

May 19, 2012

Awesome man

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Sven Jagdmann

April 25, 2012

A very nice and dramatic scene with a happy end. Very well done mate. I like your idea with the clear roundplates for the water. :)

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Martijn Meijdam

April 25, 2012

Nice incident there James, It went from good to absolute horrible in minutes. Glad that a FF's survived. -MM

Blazing Lights

April 24, 2012

You steamed your entire interior crew...

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Paul McKeever III

April 24, 2012

Wasn't i m/a on this one?

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Paul McKeever III

April 24, 2012

Wasn't i m/a on this one?

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Zackery Rose

April 24, 2012

Vary nice call you have here. I really like the hording part of, Keep'em up! Some helpful info.: You would never use deck guns, and aerial streems while firefighters were inside a house. Its too dangerous of a situation.