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Chicago Fire Department 1954 FWD 85' Tractor-Drawn Aerial

$549.00
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Chicago Fire Department 1954 FWD 85' Tractor-Drawn Aerial scale model

Chicago Hook & Ladder Company 32 - FWD 85' Tractor-Drawn Aerial scale model

The flagship of any Chicago vintage fire truck collection
This is your opportunity to take home a piece of Chicago firefighting history. This 1:50 scale model of Chicago Fire Department's 1954 FWD 85' Tractor Drawn Aerial is a museum grade masterpiece, and a worthy addition to elite Chicago collections. Hand-crafted and limited in production, this replica will not be available long.   

Chicago Fire Department 1954 FWD 85' Tractor-Drawn Aerial scale model is hand-crafted

Hand-crafted using over 960 intricately detailed parts
Chicago's FWD tiller ladder features true-to-scale parts that are individually designed, cast or fabricated, painted, decorated and assembled over the course of 12 months. From the hand lights mounted behind the cab to the trailer-mounted street and cellar pipes, this classic rig is authentic and precise. 

Hook & Ladder Companies 21, 32 and 46 are limited to 100 and 50 units each.

An elite production of H&L Companies 21, 32 & 46
Only 50 pieces each of Hook & Ladder Company 21, 32 and 46 have been produced. Fire Replicas manufactures true collectibles in limited quantities for enhanced long-term value. Once fully sold, no additional units will be produced. 

Each Chicago FWD 85' Tractor-Drawn Aerial scale model includes a custom display case

Authentic, hand-crafted and fully protected
Each wooden ladder is replicated using water immersion graphics to create a wood grain appearance. The wood grain and tone will vary, model to model. In addition, each H&L Co. replica has unique graphics including license plates, and door decals. Each model is display-ready, carefully protected inside a fully custom display case.

Chicago H&L 8 - 1954 FWD 85' Tractor-Drawn Aerial

Features and specs of the Chicago 1954 FWD 85' Aerial scale model

Specs and features of the Chicago 1954 FWD 85' Aerial scale model

Differences between Chicago Fire Department Hook & Ladder 21, 32 and 46

Front license plate differences between Chicago Fire Department Hook & Ladder 21, 32 and 46

Door decal differences between Chicago Fire Department Hook & Ladder 21, 32 and 46

Rear license plate differences between Chicago Fire Department Hook & Ladder 21, 32 and 46

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Chicago Fire Department 1954 FWD 85' Tractor-Drawn Aerial scale model scale model specs

  • Scale: 1:50
  • Production Quantity: 50 each of H&L Companies 21, 32 and 46
  • Wooden Ladders are replicated using water immersion. Therefore the tones of the "wood" will vary from model to model.
  • Multi-materials including High Def Resin, stainless steel photo etch metal, wire, rubber and other composites.
  • Mounted inside high quality, custom display case featuring etched stainless steel I.D. nameplate.
  • Model Dimensions: 15"L x 2"W x 2.5"T
  • Display Case Dimensions: 18"L x 6"W x 5.25"T

More About the Scale Model

This Chicago Fire Department 1954 FWD 85' Tractor-Drawn Aerial scale model is a museum grade replica. Like all Fire Replicas models, every detail is modeled to perfection and with razor sharp precision. The replica features the specific department configuration and graphics, leaving no detail overlooked. The display case is custom manufactured with high quality acrylic and resin. The stainless steel etched plate features the department and truck name, and department seal. This replica is a treasure to be displayed and admired and is in no way a toy.

Safety Warning

This is not a toy and not suitable for children under the age of 14. This highly detailed scale model contains small, intricate pieces that may present a choking hazard.

 

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  • 5
    Amazing details

    Posted by Ricardo Gimenez on 16th Oct 2023

    I really enjoyed this Fire Replica. Looking the details and how everything was put together is outstanding. I have this one on my desk and sometimes I stop working to take a look. I am happy that I bought this Replica.

  • 5
    1954 FWD Chicago aerial

    Posted by Allen Mueller on 8th Apr 2023

    Very detailed and accurate. Very high quality craftsmanship. Perfect companion to my '53 FWD pumper. The most prized model in my collection.

  • 5
    The best model I have ever purchased

    Posted by Vincent J Parechanian on 26th Mar 2023

    Please consider producing more of the 1940 to late 1950's Fire trucks, rescue trucks, and ambulances. I model in that time period. Thank you Vinny Parechanian / Please visit Youtube.com Search for O Scale Custom Models and Trains. Search for Moel001, Model002, Model003, Model004 and Model005 Your feedback would be Greatly appreciated.

  • 5
    FWD Ladder 21.

    Posted by thomas Gaines on 17th Nov 2022

    I'm not from Chicago, I was driving thru Chicago in 1965 . I spotted an FWD aerial with a wood aerial...I didn't realize that Chicago had them, as I'm from Detroit and their last wood aerial was 1935. From all the pics and info i have. Do Old Detroit stuff. They had good looking Foxes, Seagrave's . They had a 1934 ALF tractor pulling a Seagrave wood aerial. Thay also had a 1934 ALF rescue..I believe was a one off.

  • 5
    FWD H&L 46

    Posted by Jacob M. on 16th Nov 2022

    I purchased this as one of the 72 hour models, as I had my eye on this since the first release. And finally found time to open it. Another great release from Fire Replicas. I love all of the details, like the flashlights under the turn table. This will look great with my Fire Replicas FWD Engine (even if they were not stationed together!). Can't go wrong with classic Chicago!!

  • 5
    Chicago Fire Dept 1954 FWD TDA

    Posted by Robert Knowles on 15th Sep 2022

    Such a Beautiful recreation of this old ladder !!!!!!! Superb detailing and accuracy !!!!!!!! A Wonderful addition to your collection !!!!!!!

  • 5
    A CFD Truck Company Workhorse

    Posted by Chief Michael L. Kuk on 2nd Oct 2021

    It goes without saying the Fire Replicas has once again produced a very authentic "Wooden Stick" aerial ladder for the serious collector. The remarkable detail is everywhere, and one never tires of seeing the rig over and over again in one's collection. Don't miss out on another authentic model of the CFD. The real rigs got the job done, and they are definitely a treasured part of the long history of the CFD's unique apparatus fleet.

  • 5
    1954 FWD 85' tractor and aerial

    Posted by Raymond J. Paszkiewicz, Jr. on 13th Aug 2021

    I purchased this truck on the first go-around over a year ago. It was my first Fire Replicas piece, as I had just found out about FR models. It was the smartest thing I could have done. This is the most magnificent model fire truck that exists.

  • 5
    CFD 1954 FWD TDA

    Posted by Jim Donnelly on 24th Mar 2020

    Fabulous model, like all Fire Replicas miniatures, an absolutely exquisite re-creation of the real thing, The company staff is very friendly and exceptionally knowledgeable. Next, give us a Mack C85 (ideally FDNY E236, which protected my neighborhood in the East New York section of Brooklyn) and an LA City or LA County Crown Firecoach.