3 Bay Fire Station.

Very nice Andre!  It reminds me of a fire station that I lived by back in the middle 1960's.

 

Alan

It came out very nice Andre. Looks big. How large is the footprint? Will the doors roll up or swing out?

Love it!

Thank you guys!

It is reproduced from a modern fire station.

The building footprint is 26.00" long 13.00" deep and 7.00" tall.

The doors are roll up as in real life.

thank you again

 

Andre.

 

Very nice.

Looks good. Funny it could go on a layout as a firehouse in the last phase of construction.  https://www.flickr.com/photos/code4north/14870350884

 

 

that's true! some masking tape, fences and sign!

AG.

Looks Awesome! Keep us posted!

 

Chris

Looks great Andre. Thanks for sharing. Terry

I love it.

Looks very much like one of the FD's in our town.

Very nice!

Looks very nice Andre

 

Ken M

 

You'll need to add sound to it...

 

 

Jerry

 

Very nice.

Beautiful job, as always, Andre.

 

Always a treat when you post, as your work is so intricate and well-done.

 

Bruce

Andre, This might be one of the best things you have done. Beautiful job. 

Thank you guys!!

AG.

Hi Andre,

 

 That look's awesome, looking forward to seeing the rest of the pictures.

 

 I must give you a round of applause

 

Alex

ANDRE, ANDRE, ANDRE!!!!!!!  Again totally awesome!!!

You need to do this one...

 

 

Thank you again!

 

 "Emergency" was one of my favorite TV shows with "Adam 12"

 

AG.

Not sure I have room for it, but I'd buy one of those!

It's a great looking structure, Andre. Very nicely proportioned and realistic.

Nice structure,  it looks close to the one I work at in Lincoln Nebrask.  Station 8, here is a photo from this morning while I waited for my relief person. I drive the aerial.
With a new layout in progress I need to update our OGR firehouse with a newer one. Nick

here is the last update.

most of them little details that make a difference.

 

 

 

Outstanding!!!

 

Alan

That looks great. Would love to see it on the layout. Are there any interior details?

That rocks!!! Fantastic work.

Andre, that is just awesome!  You have really captured the dimensions and massiveness of the style -- especially through your brickwork. I see a lot of that style these days for car dealerships, supermarket plazas, etc. with the sort of flattened tower roof.

 

It reminds me of a "watered down" or modernized Egyptionate (spelling?) style, which always puzzled me as a style/design choice for new public buildings. But as rendered in this fire station and translated into your model, I must say I really like it a lot.  The architecture and its purpose go hand-in-hand and you've made an impressive model.  The clean monotone colors add to the "weightiness" of the building. The lettering came out great, too.

 

Tomlinson Run Railroad

...another great structure!

 

Peter

Andre,

 

If I got you pictures of my hometown firehouse, do you think it could be made. You can google stroudsburg fire department and see the firehouse. 

 

Looking forward to buying some of your buildings for my small basement layout. 

Wow! What a success! I am happy for you, Andre, for your wonderful skills!

FrankM.

 

P.S. Will that be developed into a kit you will eventually offer for sale?

Suzukovich.

No interior details from my side. the customer just request the design and finishing structure.

 

Bigtruckpete, thank you, sir!!!

 

Tom, Thank you! keep the character, when you are modifying size and shape is the key.

 

Pete,

I will take a look, I can recreate an 85% of the original building, but as Tom say the character and essence a lot more.

 

Frank, This kit is one of the kind. This is a custom job that I am doing only once.

actually few parts where made during the construction, because is a very irregular geometry, and I didn't keep the drawing. 

 

Thank you again for the nice comments!!

 

Andre.

 

 

 

The Fire Station is the Crown Jewel of River Laef Models.

This is your best. It's beautiful.