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Los Angeles County Fire Department 1965 Crown Firecoach Engine 51

$349.00
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Los Angeles County Fire Department 1965 Crown Firecoach Engine 51

The first museum grade scale model of Los Angeles County 1965 Crown Firecoach Engine 51

The Crown Jewel of your Emergency! Collection...The Original Engine 51
The museum grade series of L.A. County replicas continues with the 1965 Crown Firecoach Engine 51. Don't miss your chance to add this precisely detailed replica to your collection.  

L.A. County Crown Firecoach Engine 51 scale model is hand-crafted and intricately detailed.

Hand-crafted, authentic and display ready 
Engine 51 is hand-crafted and authentic down to the smallest of features, boasting over 400 intricate parts. This 1:50 scale masterpiece includes a fully-custom display case to protect and preserve the unit. 

Features and Specs of Los Angeles County 1965 Crown Firecoach Engine 51 scale model

Specs and Features of Los Angeles County 1965 Crown Firecoach Engine 51 scale model

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Los Angeles County Fire Department 1965 Crown Firecoach Engine 51 scale model specifications

  • Scale: 1:50
  • 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: 6.5"L x 2"W x 2.5"T
  • Display Case Dimensions: 10"L x 5"W x 5"T

Assembly pictures of Los Angeles County 1965 Crown Firecoach Engine 51 scale model

The 1:50 scale model of the Los Angeles County 1965 Crown Firecoach Engine 51 was developed over 20 months. Each of the hundreds of intricately detailed parts were designed, cast or fabricated, painted, decorated, and trimmed...then organized in small bins, ready for assembly. There is no substitute for the laborious tasks that each of the 35 skilled men and women perform. It is a sight to see as each team member patiently adheres each part to another, consistently analyzing the end result. As you scroll down the assembly pictures, take notice of the parts on each workstation and you will gain a greater appreciation for the process. And don't forget to add this L.A. County Classic to your collection.

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More About the Scale Model

This Los Angeles County Engine 51 scale model is a museum grade replica of the 1965 Crown Firecoach Pumper. 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
    Crown fire engine

    Posted by Sandra Henry on 15th Sep 2022

    Love it

  • 5
    LACFD Crown

    Posted by Terri Stroub on 15th Sep 2022

    As I unpacked this I was in AH of the detail of the Crown. When it is put next to a photo of it I have from the Museum, I was WOW as how it looks just like it. I will enjoy it for years to come.

  • 5
    1965 Crown

    Posted by Brad Dusenbery on 15th Sep 2022

    Outstanding model!

  • 5
    LA County Engine 51 Crown

    Posted by Robert Knowles on 15th Sep 2022

    What a beauty Fire Replicas has come out with. Another "Golden Oldie" !!!!!!! This one is well worth the money and will compliment anyone's collection !!!!!! The detailing is outstanding and is very close to the real thing !!!!!!! Keep up the Great work Fire Replicas !!!!!!!

  • 5
    Faithful copy

    Posted by David Peck on 15th Sep 2022

    Having worked on Crown apparatus, I find this beautiful model is a faithful and outstanding copy of the actual engine. Well done! Time for Squad 51!

  • 5
    Los Angeles county Fire Department 1965 Crown Firecoach Engine 51.

    Posted by John Marsho on 14th Sep 2022

    Another great model of an Engine, from the TV series Emergency. I loved the show, and I love the detailing of your model.

  • 5
    1965 Crown Firecoah E-51

    Posted by Joe on 13th Sep 2022

    The workmanship on this die cast is beautiful, so much little details you don't see with other die cast companies.

  • 5
    Engine 51

    Posted by nathan r douglas on 13th Sep 2022

    Great piece!

  • 5
    Engine 51

    Posted by John Wells on 13th Sep 2022

    This is a true to life model of the original Engine 51. The only thing better would be little John Gage, Roy DeSoto and the rest of the crew.