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Title: engine pump trailer's fore the fire brigade of Playmodam
Post by: noodwachter72 on January 06, 2010, 20:44:27

new engine pump trailer's are spray painten and ready fore action

testing on open water and from to fire hydrant's

groet Peter

Title: Re: engine pump trailer's fore the fire brigade of Playmodam
Post by: noodwachter72 on January 06, 2010, 20:47:35

more

Title: Re: engine pump trailer's fore the fire brigade of Playmodam
Post by: playmofire on January 07, 2010, 07:32:54

Thank you, Peter, for sharing your latest custom with us.   :wave:  As usual, it is great as is the diorama you have set up to show it off.   :wow: :wow: :wow:  The building and layout you have there is really wonderful in what it allows you to do with it.  The idea of the canal alongside is a good one, too, and I really like the detailed points such as the floats for the suction hose.  The suction hose isn't Playmobil and looks very realistic - what is it please? 

Title: Re: engine pump trailer's fore the fire brigade of Playmodam
Post by: noodwachter72 on January 07, 2010, 10:26:38

Thank you Gordon for the kind reply

the suction hose is actually a part of a flydoor 

both of the pump's are compressor's from the set  3239 and  3745

groet peter

Title: Re: engine pump trailer's fore the fire brigade of Playmodam
Post by: Rasputin on January 07, 2010, 16:34:00

Hi Peter  :wave:

    One more great looking custom paint and decal job for your extensive crew. I would defiantly agree with Gordon on how well all your vehicles and trailers look against your brick building set up.

   Thanks for sharing
   Rasputin "The Mad Monk"

Title: Re: engine pump trailer's fore the fire brigade of Playmodam
Post by: 2005huysmans on January 07, 2010, 21:32:55

very nice using of this model

Title: Re: engine pump trailer's fore the fire brigade of Playmodam
Post by: Gepetto on January 10, 2010, 23:31:07

Great layout and great paint job, thank you Peter!  :wave:



Gepetto