Clark County FD
Engine 18
2022 Pierce Impel PUC
- 1445 pieces
Where to buy
SR20 20% off at checkout, every kit.
Kits are produced and shipped by our manufacturing partner, LetBricks. You will finish checkout on their site.
- Missing a part? Email your order number and the replacement ships free, worldwide, no return needed.
- Every kit is counted and packed to the exact part list, with the sticker sheet included.
- Designed in Indianapolis by one person. Questions go to a real inbox.
- Experienced builders can request the original source files to modify the design.
Apparatus specifications
The real rig this model is based on.
- DepartmentClark County FD
- UnitEngine 18
- StateNevada
- TypeStructure Engine
- Model year2022
- Chassis / body2022 Pierce Impel PUC
- PumpN/A
- Water tankN/A
- Foam cellN/A
- AerialN/A
Kit specifications
What arrives in the box.
- Piece count1445
- Build classEngineer
- Build time4 to 8 hours
- StatusIn production
- IncludesParts, sticker sheet and instructions
- Age rating16+
Build class
How long this one takes.
Build class is about time and piece count, not difficulty. Every kit uses the same techniques and the same instruction style. A Chief kit is not harder than a Firefighter kit, it is just a longer evening.
Under 1 hour
1 to 4 hours
4 to 8 hours
8 to 12 hours
12+ hours
About the real apparatus
The rig behind the model.
This 1-1 model is a Brick recreation of Clark County's Fire Department, Engine 18. She is a 2022 Pierce Impel/Velocity with a 1500GPM Pump and 500Gal of onboard water, with 25Gal of F class foam. She is stationed at Station 18 just north of Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Furnished with a full interior down to the drivers switches and officers iPad, this rig comes with a full sticker pack along with purchase to detail the interior and exterior of the truck. On each door of the cab is working folding steps which is rare to see on models that aren't the Quantum. This is a PUC rig (Pierce Ultimate Configuration) therefore removing the pump core you usually see in fire trucks, instead the pump is located at the bottom between the cab and the rest of the truck, with pump controls resting inside a rollup locker you can access on the right side of it. Each locker has been 1-1 detailed thanks to great pictures from the crew themself. The last rollup on the right side has many tools at the bottom, and a big plate for a Halligan and 2 Axes. On the left side is mainly support equipment like a generator, more supply hose, MSA air tanks, and some rescue equipment. It comes with 4 short rollups designed to be clipped on once the main one is clipped off. This truck also has 9 pieces of hose, 3 Crosslays above the pump, 2 Supply lines and 3 Attack lines in the back, and finally a highrise pack in one of the rollup lockers.
Personally my favorite engine I've designed so far, the color scheme and detail really clicks for me. Thank you to city_of_bricktana_beach on Instagram for commissing me and thanks again to the Clark County Firefighters at Station 18 for helping with this project!