LA County FD
Truck 170
2007 KME Predator Severe Service
- 1752 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
- UnitTruck 170
- StateCalifornia
- TypeTiller
- Model year2007
- Chassis / body2007 KME Predator Severe Service
- PumpN/A
- Water tankN/A
- Foam cellN/A
- AerialN/A
Kit specifications
What arrives in the box.
- Piece count1752
- Build classCaptain
- Build time8 to 12 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 is a 2007 KME Predator Severe Service AerialCat Tiller, it has a 100' ladder, a 1500GPM Pump and 350Gal of water onboard. It serves within Light Force 170 at Station 170, just east of LAX Intl Airport. It's accompanying Engine is also sold on my page.
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. Through both sides on the tractor portion is 2 pullable crosslays, and a pike pole right behind them on top. Moving back we have a rotating but not extending main ladder with a water monitor on the end , and 2 double wooden ladders on either side. Next to each wooden ladder on either side is either a chemical extinguisher or water can. There is also a U.S Flag you can attach to the back if you wish.This truck is named "Sharky" after its last Captain Brian Sharky Levasseur died on March 26th 2024, serving over 30 years with the department he is still and always will be fondly remembered.