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"Fire Replicas continues to honor the storied rigs from the past. The 1982 American LaFrance FDNY Squad 1 hits the mark in every aspect of detail, quality of build, and finish. A model that is a true testimonial to the ALF fire engines used by the FDNY. This museum grade collectible is a MUST for the serious collector." - Dave S.

"Squad 1's old ALF has a very personal meaning for me. It was the very first American fire apparatus I saw as kid and its the whole reason for my huge interest in fire apparatus and firefighting. So I was more than excited when FR released it. Again FR amazes me with the details and quality! It's such a pleasure sitting and enjoying the model from every corner, and halfway expect it suddenly spark into action and leaving the table for a working fire. I would give 10 stars if possible."

- Kenneth M.

"Another great ALF model for my collection. It's very similar to my model of the 1982 ALF that was assigned to E82. However, all of the appropriate differences have been replicated. The extra round red warning lights on the front bumper & above the protective panel over the rear step, the purple tinted warning lights in the bezel under the windshield, "SQUAD1" splashed across the front of the cab, the "American LaFrance" logo moved down to the front of the bumper, the Stokes basket in the cross lay tray, the phoenix decal on the rear cab doors & the extra compartments lying in the bottom of the middle of the hose bed. Flawless fit & finish on this one. Looking forward to seeing what's coming next." - Martin M.

Chris P. has customized a Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Sutphen Monarch Ladder into a replica of Wilmington Fire Department's Sutphen Truck 7. The model has been fully stripped and repainted. A great job with a ton of patience and time that went into this one!

The Terradyne MPV project is moving along...pictured here is the replica in the tooling model stage. This is the development phase in which all the parts in the 3D file are printed and assembled so that we can confirm that each part is accurate before building the tooling master. We like this phase because absent the decoration, you can really appreciate the fine details. More to come in the upcoming months as we follow this purpose-built rig.

Boston's E-One Engine 39 and Ladder 18 are hard to miss with their bold stainless numbers on the grill. Serving the Boston Harbor in South Boston, this station set is a must-have in your "First in the Nation" collection!