LittleDevil

1997 Seagrave JT06DA aerial 100' TDA,
This has been a long time coming. But, we reached 200 members. So, y'all get this tiller because y'all voted for it!
It includes:
Fully modeled interior (It's literally just PGCounty's JB interior),
Fully outfitted truck (just needs ELS and sirens),
Tractor and trailer separated,
Markings (they're generic),
Fucking PLENTY of detail,

2004 American LaFrance Eagle Pumper
Hey, howdy. Releasing a truck so y'all know I'm not dead, here's what it comes with.
All of the stuff mentioned in the American LaFrance Cab Release, minus the functioning doors (which were removed when submitted for FR:CH)
ELS
Sirens
It's on AG-MG Chassis, so you'll have to redo the ELS yourself if you want to chassis swap it. It's literaly just A-Chassis with a fancy GUI, and built-in features making it easy to outfit and use.
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no chassis includ

1994 E-ONE Hush / Saulsbury Rear-Mount Pumper What's new?
All "white" lights (not including the tower lights) are now "brick yellow," to signify they are halogens
Running lights are now appropriately colored based on where they are located (red on the rear, orange towards the front)
New deck gun mounted towards the rear of the truck.
Rear ladder now more accessible, invisible truss brick added. Four other truss bricks were also added to the cab to make it easier to enter the apparatus.
Collisions on the cab were decreased so it's easier to get to the driver seat
Rear wheels replaced, the old ones wiggled.
Rear turn signals fixed.
Driver seat lowered.
Interior lights added, they are activated with headlights.
Removed Herobrine.

2009 Spartan Gladiator / Crimson Pumper
Does NOT include chassis
Truck is fully complete
It's about as spec as it'll get
Pump section is recycled from another truck of the same spec, and is 1+ year older than the rest of the truck
Plenty of details
High part count of around 1500
Bunch of custom assets on there too since I couldn't find half of the shit I needed for this truck

1999 Ford Type 1 Ambulance / North Star Comes with:
Chassis (A-Chassis)
Markings
Doesn't include lights or anything.

Unfinished 2017 Ford E-350 Comes with nothing. The box isn't even grouped. Unfortunately I was too deep into making this unit to realize that the box was unspec, so I'm releasing it! React if taken, credit if used. The cab doesn't come with a UV map as far as I'm aware.

UNFINISHED 1995 E-ONE Hush 95' RM Aerial I was too lazy to finish it. Best y'all have it instead

1988 White GMC / Autocar ACL-64 Tanker
WHAT DOES IT COME WITH?
Sounds (Detroit 8V92 sounds, Parking Brake, Reverse Sound)
Custom wheels
Customization


Functional lights (headlights, high beams, signals, brakes, rev lights, etc)
Completely blank right side pump panel (forgot to do it, do it yourself)
No ELS
No sirens
Realistic details
COMES EQUIPPED WITH A-CHASSIS NOVENA

Are you the chief of a small town police department with ZERO fucking money for a tactical response team? Look no further! Get some rifle certified officers, slap them in this thing, and you've got yourself a SWAT team off of wish. Comes with:
Shit suspension
Pre-outfitted with lights, decals, etc
NO ELS INCLUDED, DO IT YOURSELF
little to no customization whatsoever
Literally nothing else, it's a tactical vehicle from the 90s
USES A-CHASSIS NOVENA

1992 Seagrave JB 6x4 100' RM aerial
What does it come with?
Chassis (AG-MG Chassis)
Department Ready (ELS, Sirens, etc work)
Custom-built ladder (from scratch, I might add)-> Custom-built ladder control panel-> Functional with nozzle, courtesy of Optimusprimeis0 and Gate Studios-> Customly modeled outriggers
Customly uploaded Detroit Diesel sounds (8V92 motor)
My Seagrave JB cab
Functional scene lights, etc
Customly done wheels.
LOTS of realistic details
Siren audios (PA300)
+ More!

1931 Ford Model AA Fire Engine
Is your department looking for a static antique piece? Look no further, with this 1931 Ford Model AA fire engine. It comes with:
Nothing. It's the bare bones model, I have not scripted anything on it. I don't know what compelled me to make this.

truck isn't properly dimensioned, comes with NO CHASSIS, NO SCRIPTING, AND IS UNFINISHED

trident air prime thing

pump intake thing

pump setup, not based off any real pump specs

there is no interior on these only the compartments have interiors.

Just imported so subject to moderation. If textures/mesh is missing, give it a few hours. Please notify me if there are any issues

Red Dot AC rooftop condenser

Includes
Firetech Undercarriage Light
White and Black Bezels
45 Degree Mounting Bracket
White, Red, Blue, and Green emissives

TRIANGLE COUNT:
With Bracket: 468 Triangles
Without Bracket: 336 Triangles

Includes:
Firetech 4x6 Headlight
Firetech 4x6 Heated Headlight
Chrome Bezel Variations for above two
Emissives

TRIANGLE COUNT:
612 Triangles

Includes:
JW Speaker Model 8800 Headlights
Heated Lens Variation
Black Painted Variation
Emissives

TRIANGLE COUNT:
Low Beam: 1,128 Triangles
High Beam: 1,014 Triangles

HERE. HAVE A 1996 E-One Hurricane Ladder.
Not just a truck. Not just a ladder. A 100-foot steel declaration of chaos on wheels. A diesel-powered monument to “we’re not asking, we’re arriving.”
It’s red. It’s loud. It’s older than half the internet and twice as reliable. The siren doesn’t sound — it announces judgment. The ladder doesn’t extend — it ascends to destiny. You don’t climb it. You accept your fate and go up.
This machine has seen things. Fires feared it. Curbs respected it. Traffic parted like it owed money. It drinks diesel, breathes smoke, and wakes up every morning choosing heroism.
You wanted subtle? Wrong building.
You wanted reasonable? Call someone else.
This is a 1996 E-One Hurricane Ladder.
And it has arrived.

You know it’s not that hard, Northern, to put a ladder on a fire apparatus.

HERE. HAVE A 1995 International 4900 SC / KME ACRFC S55.
This is not a vehicle.
This is a square-jawed, steel-framed sermon on wheels.
Built when dashboards were honest and metal was actually metal, the 1995 International 4900 SC rolls up like it pays property taxes in horsepower. The KME ACRFC S55 body? Oh, that’s not a pump panel — that’s a stainless-steel control altar where water pressure is commanded, not requested.
It idles like it’s clearing its throat before delivering consequences.
It shifts like it means it.
It smells faintly of diesel, determination, and decisions made at 3 a.m.
This thing doesn’t “respond.” It deploys.
It doesn’t carry hose. It carries intent.
Every compartment door slams shut with the confidence of a bank vault.
You wanted sleek? It brought square.
You wanted quiet? It brought mechanical truth.
You wanted subtle? It brought 1,200 gallons per minute of absolutely not.
The 1995 International 4900 SC / KME ACRFC S55 doesn’t ask what the emergency is.
It already assumed it’s serious.