Quoting Ed D (loving summer break!) I agree with Emmett, very nice! Youre off to a good start! I hope to see some more nice stuff! :D

Quoting Emmett M. David, nice work! It has a creative European look to it. You're off to a very good start with modeling Lego fire apparatus. I'm a volunteer firefighter myself and know a lot about the New York City Fire Department(FDNY), so if you have any questions, feel free to ask. If you are interested in Lego Firefighting, I highly recommend you check out some of the famed Lego Fire Apparatus builders at http://legometrofd.com/ (look under members) and if you want, feel free to join the Lego Fire Community's forums at http://www.emergencybricks.com/index.php?/index/ If you want some inspiration from real FDNY apparatus, check out this website: http://www.fdnytrucks.com/index.htm The above site is organized by NYC Borough and lists all of the FDNY's fire companies and their locations w/apparatus shots. If you want to learn more about the FDNY, check out the Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FDNY

Quoting Harrison McNeill Cool but not a Pierce or a FDNY truck.

Quoting Paulo Rodriguez Nice Hazmat you got here, I would say it looks more like an American Le France, but with a nice Euro flare. I would add what we call a walk in space, its like a small isle that runs down the middle of the truck, and holds extra crew members and tools.

Quoting Sven Jagdmann This is very good built rig with some very nice details like the opening compartments. But it's not a FDNY truck. The have another colour scheme und use no blue emergency lightning. Only at the back there are blue lights. But apart from that it's a great creation and i like it very much. Looks very good :)