We've got the police, on RMotD, and now fire here!

And still, the vehicle streak continues!

Just missing the coin slot and the power cord.

I gotta know if these things even exist in the real world, or if LEGO just makes them up because no way an actual firehouse has one seater 4x4s like this hanging out at the station, right? There's just so many in LEGO's catalog.

@MCLegoboy said:
"I gotta know if these things even exist in the real world, or if LEGO just makes them up because no way an actual firehouse has one seater 4x4s like this hanging out at the station, right? There's just so many in LEGO's catalog."

Apparently LEGO makes ATV's because they are open topped, and therefore suitable for play, even though they might not exist in the real world.

@MCLegoboy said:
"I gotta know if these things even exist in the real world, or if LEGO just makes them up because no way an actual firehouse has one seater 4x4s like this hanging out at the station, right? There's just so many in LEGO's catalog."

We just did a display at an outdoor festival, and the cops were driving around in vehicles that looked very much like golf carts, but with police livery on them. I wouldn't expect a fire department to use something like this on a daily basis, but they certainly might for special tasks, like creating a fire break to stop a wildfire from advancing. For that, they'd need to be highly maneuverable, and capable of negotiating tight terrain, for which an ATV would be the perfect vehicle.

https://www.firexpress.com/atv.html

Words escape me

Another one of THOSE!

I didn't have it but I like it. It's early 90s design language built with late 00s parts.

But fire the 4x4 out of what though?

I've never liked these overly simplified pile of bircks. Serves no purpose other than having extra car parts.

I like the chunky wide windscreen on this thing. Not bad for a polybag

Reminds me of 6511? Though the 1992 one had a windscreen.

the firefighter looks suspiciously familiar...

@Atuin said:
"Reminds me of 6511? Though the 1992 one had a windscreen."

This one's got a windscreen, it's just tiny.

@TheOtherMike said:
" @Atuin said:
"Reminds me of 6511? Though the 1992 one had a windscreen."

This one's got a windscreen, it's just tiny."

Whoops... almost looks like shadows from the crumbled up bag.

@MCLegoboy said:
"I gotta know if these things even exist in the real world, or if LEGO just makes them up because no way an actual firehouse has one seater 4x4s like this hanging out at the station, right? There's just so many in LEGO's catalog."

Forestry fire services use these a lot. A while back I sold a 4427 to someone who said his son uses one a lot like it to battle tree blazes.

@PurpleDave: But PD, why would you need a 'coin slot' and a 'power cord' on this...clearly it built by "Power Wheels" and thus uses batteries...Hmmm, now that I think about 'that': Have we been "Going Electric" since we were kids?:)

@legodachi said:
"https://www.firexpress.com/atv.html

Words escape me"
NO WAY!!!