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San Jose Fire Department responded to reports of a garage fire on Mayfield rd, San Jose, December 2010. upon arrival units discovered smoke and flame coming from the Delta side of the residence, and threatening the adjoining property, as well as a boat and vehicles in front of the garage.
A Second Alarm was struck by Incident Commander Battalion Chief Robert Sapien, while firefighters had significant issues dealing with multiple wires down on both sides of the house.
San Jose Fire Engine 4 is a 1998 Hi-Tech built 1500 GPM pumper, on a Spartan Gladiator chassis.
See the full set from this incident at YourFireDepartment.org - www.yourfiredepartment.org
Wilmington Fire Department - New Castle County, DE
Engine 106
2006 Pierce Dash (EX-Engine 3)
Running as Engine 6
I've seen some crazy stuff when exploring derelict asylums. Xrays. Crap. Pigeons. Perfume Bottles. Cuddly Toys. Books. etc
But never a full-sized real life fire engine.
Awesomeness.
Firstly, the majority of the credit for this creation needs to go to Jason Railton who built the original version. He doesn't currently have any photos of his creation on his photostream, but it can be seen here, here and here, as part of his fairground display for the 2010 Great Western Lego Show.
I saw Jason's creation at the 2010 Great Western Lego Show and realised that it would make a perfect Christmas present for my brother-in-law who owns his own traction engine and has previously helped out with Carters Steam Fair. I contacted Jason and he was happy for me to duplicate his model as long as it wasn't for sale or for use as a competition entry.
As you can see, my version is not identical to Jason's. When recreating his model, I only had those photos I've already linked to above for reference, so some guesswork was involved in determining exactly how some areas were built. I also chose not to include the motorized functionality and made additional changes to the design based upon personal preference.
I would have liked to have included the yellow band between the flywheel and the dynamo, but unlike Jason's original creation which used the small red motor for the dynamo, mine is only attached by one stud and as such is not strong enough to counteract the tension in the band. Also, in case you were wondering, the cat was added for my sister, who didn't realise that LEGO made cats until she saw them used throughout the displays at the 2010 Great Western Lego Show.
Engine 134's 1995 KME (EX-Deluge 41) serving as Engine 29 on special detail for Chief Goodwin's funeral.
Volkswagen Beetle rat rod. 4-cylinder engine with supercharger. No mufflers. Custom riveted and engine-turned metal panels • Columbus Goodguys PPG Nationals. Ohio Expo Center. Columbus, Ohio, USA. July 10, 11 and 12, 2015 • www.good-guys.com/
iPhone 4s • Photoshop Elements & Topaz Labs' Clean plug-in
53 Columbus 2015 Goodguys photos are viewable, as a group, in my Flickr Album at... www.flickr.com/photos/mathersteve/sets/72157655372999459
Real Rocket Engines used as test model (Mitsubishi LE-7, LE-7A, displayed in
Real Rocket Engines used as test model (Mitsubishi LE-7, LE-7A, displayed in Mitsubishi Museum in Yokohama)
From Right to Left, a Cheetah IX Radial Engine, Rolls Royce Kestrel XVI and another unidentified engine.
Australian National Aviation Museum
Moorabbin Airport, Victoria, Australia
A huge rusting engine near the Ohio Railway Museum in Worthington, Ohio. Or perhaps not an engine. It's a mechanical something.
As the day's shadows grow long and the sun sinks in the western sky, DM&E's 170 train enters CTC territory at Rutledge, IA. Rutledge is the beginning of the downhill grade into the crew change point of Ottumwa; the grade reaches 1.75%.
170 will use dynamic braking to get down the hill and its crew is about 30 minutes from ending another tour of duty.
Whittber engine, made in Adelaide , at the NRM at Port Adelaide. This engine was possibly used in a Whittber inspection car.