LA County FD
Engine 32
2018 KME Predator Severe Service
- 1165 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.
- DepartmentLA County FD
- UnitEngine 32
- StateCalifornia
- TypeStructure Engine
- Model year2018
- Chassis / body2018 KME Predator Severe Service
- PumpN/A
- Water tankN/A
- Foam cellN/A
- AerialN/A
Kit specifications
What arrives in the box.
- Piece count1165
- 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 build has 3 sticker packs included in Purchase, being Engine 32, 39, and a decal job done after release, Engine 12. For simplicity sake, I will take Engine 32 for this description. This is a 2018 KME Predator Severe Service Engine for the L.A County Fire Department. They have a 1500GPM Pump and a 500Gal tank with 25Gal of Class A foam. They are located in Azusa and Bell Gardens.
Furnished with a 1-1 interior and with the 4 main seats and two flip down's on the rear of the cab, plus the officers iPad. On the right side there is 2 pullable crosslay line's, and a axe with pike pole above the containers. On the left side is a double stacked ladder with a dry suction hose above it, and in the pump panel area there is a water can and chemical extinguisher. On the back is a optional flag you can hook up, a hose bed cover, 2 supply line stacks, one attack line stack, and 2 packs of hose I honestly don't know what are for. Finally, on top of the pump panel is a deck gun and two booster reels, one for Class A foam and one for water.
You might notice on the 32 number is a stripe and the name "Guzman", He was Firefighter-Paramedic within C shift at Station 32, on August 15th 2025 he served his last alarm. He had dedicated over 23 years of his life to LACoFD, may he rest in peace and I pray his family was able to endure such a sudden death.