Builder sponki25 is back with another addition to his amazing NY emergency vehicle fleet. This time it's Tactical Support Unit 1, a 2016 International 7500/Seagrave 4x4. It's loaded with details and the accuracy we've come to expect including custom chrome and stickers. Click through for more pictures and to see it in action.
We've featured the amazing emergency vehicles of builder sponki25 here on BrickNerd before, but they've always been single vehicles on blank backgrounds. Seeing these heroes all in a more realistic setting, gathered to combat a crisis situation is really impressive. Speaking of impressive, that fire and smoke effect is absolutely brilliant.
Builder sponki25 is back with another brilliant vehicle celebrating New York's finest firefighters and the Mets baseball team. It's engine 273, a 2009 Seagrave Marauder II (2000/500) from Queens. The detailing on this is stunning, right down to the baseball bat on the front and the unbelievably meticulous pin striping.
Builder sponki25 is back with another excellent emergency vehicle. This time it's a 2014 Seagrave Attacker HD 2000/500 High Pressure Pumper, and it's gorgeous. The care and attention to detail is stunning, especially for the scale. It's hard to believe at first glance, but this is only six studs wide, six studs! Think about that, visualize how big that is with your hands, then look at the picture again, absolutely brilliant. A superb build heartwarmingly dedicated to the fallen of 9/11.
Like most people I have deep respect for firefighters, they're a breed apart. They're fearless daily battles with that most destructive of elements gives us peace of mind and inspiration. The firefighters and other emergency crews of New York are an especially hearty bunch, and builder sponki25 is clearly a fan. He has assembled an entire fleet of reproductions of vehicles, each lovingly built with the utmost attention to detail. I strongly encourage you to click through and check out the many more pictures of many more vehicles and figures, they're awesome.
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