Very nice! In Denmark all emergency (police, fire, ambulance) vehicles use blue flashing lights but it seems that all your fire vehicles use red lights! I remember seeing some fire trucks in and around San Fransisco when I was there, but they all used red lights as well. Is red lights the standard in the US? When I saw movies as a kid the police cruisers usually had a blue side and a red side flashing - is that outdated!? Anyway, very cool bould - especially like the boat on the trailer! Good job :-)
@hkbricks7855
5 жыл бұрын
In the US most of the fire departments use red and clear flashing lights but some fire departments have blue and red flashing lights, and most police cars have red and blue flashing with a few exceptions.
@jacobwright70
5 жыл бұрын
In the US, we use red, clear for emergency warning and orange for traffic directing. Some departments will put blue or green on their trucks, but that's pretty rare. Our Police cars here vary, up north, they use red and blues, some sheriffs departments use blues. Once you get to Virginia and south, its all blues everywhere. In California, you **MUST** have a steady red light to pull someone over! If you'd like more information on US emergency services, you can PM me on Discord at: Dounut_Law#1884
@BrickBakery
5 жыл бұрын
Wauw - thanks to both of you! That was some really well qualified answers! I enjoyed them very much :-) Of course it’s based on state as well - it’s so obvious now you say it! Thanks a lot :-)
@jacobwright70
5 жыл бұрын
No problem. I live In North Carolina where we have all blues on our police cars lol! I think it looks really good. Our Departments down here only use Chargers, Taurus's and **SOME** Ford Explorers. I have noticed in international countries, they don't ever use red lights, could you maybe tell me why?
@BrickBakery
5 жыл бұрын
@@jacobwright70 Oh, I have no idea why! Here in Denmark - and I think most western European countries they all use blue. And I have no idea why. A guess - and that's just a guess - is that it's a color that's never seen elsewhere!? I mean, in Danish traffic, there's no one who use blue lights for anything beside the emergency services. Maybe it's illegal, even (but that's just me guessing).
@engine5er7215 жыл бұрын
Very good build but the Door handles r in the wrong place and what’s with the red lights on the back compartment
@hkbricks7855
5 жыл бұрын
Engine 5er just noticed the door handles I’ll be sure to fix it otherwise I had no idea on what to put on the back of the truck and that’s just how it ended up I’m not too happy with the back of this truck and I plan on revisiting it later, thank you for the door Handel corrections.
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Very nice! In Denmark all emergency (police, fire, ambulance) vehicles use blue flashing lights but it seems that all your fire vehicles use red lights! I remember seeing some fire trucks in and around San Fransisco when I was there, but they all used red lights as well. Is red lights the standard in the US? When I saw movies as a kid the police cruisers usually had a blue side and a red side flashing - is that outdated!? Anyway, very cool bould - especially like the boat on the trailer! Good job :-)
@hkbricks7855
5 жыл бұрын
In the US most of the fire departments use red and clear flashing lights but some fire departments have blue and red flashing lights, and most police cars have red and blue flashing with a few exceptions.
@jacobwright70
5 жыл бұрын
In the US, we use red, clear for emergency warning and orange for traffic directing. Some departments will put blue or green on their trucks, but that's pretty rare. Our Police cars here vary, up north, they use red and blues, some sheriffs departments use blues. Once you get to Virginia and south, its all blues everywhere. In California, you **MUST** have a steady red light to pull someone over! If you'd like more information on US emergency services, you can PM me on Discord at: Dounut_Law#1884
@BrickBakery
5 жыл бұрын
Wauw - thanks to both of you! That was some really well qualified answers! I enjoyed them very much :-) Of course it’s based on state as well - it’s so obvious now you say it! Thanks a lot :-)
@jacobwright70
5 жыл бұрын
No problem. I live In North Carolina where we have all blues on our police cars lol! I think it looks really good. Our Departments down here only use Chargers, Taurus's and **SOME** Ford Explorers. I have noticed in international countries, they don't ever use red lights, could you maybe tell me why?
@BrickBakery
5 жыл бұрын
@@jacobwright70 Oh, I have no idea why! Here in Denmark - and I think most western European countries they all use blue. And I have no idea why. A guess - and that's just a guess - is that it's a color that's never seen elsewhere!? I mean, in Danish traffic, there's no one who use blue lights for anything beside the emergency services. Maybe it's illegal, even (but that's just me guessing).
Very good build but the Door handles r in the wrong place and what’s with the red lights on the back compartment
@hkbricks7855
5 жыл бұрын
Engine 5er just noticed the door handles I’ll be sure to fix it otherwise I had no idea on what to put on the back of the truck and that’s just how it ended up I’m not too happy with the back of this truck and I plan on revisiting it later, thank you for the door Handel corrections.
Cool! Привет из России!
@hkbricks7855
5 жыл бұрын
Thank you!