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FDNY 1970 Mack® CF 54' Squrt - Engine 43 - Bronx

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FDNY 1970 Mack® CF 54' Squrt - Engine 43 - Bronx scale model

1:50 scale FDNY 1970 Mack CF 54' Squrt Engine 43

FDNY's 1970 Mack CF 54' Squrt Engine 43...now small enough to take home. 
FDNY's classic Mack CF Squrt Engine 43 is now available as a museum grade 1:50 scale model. Don't miss your chance to take home a piece of FDNY firefighting history!

FDNY 1970 Mack CF Squrt Engine 43 is hand-crafted, limited in production and display ready

Hand-crafted, limited in production and display-ready 
Engine 43 is hand-crafted using hundreds of intricately detailed parts. From the stainless steel fascia and pump panels to the riot shield on the rear, the Mack CF Engine 43 is authentic down to the smallest of features.  Production is limited to only 100 units and includes a fully-custom display case to protect and preserve your replica.  

Specs and features of the FDNY Mack CF Squrt Engine 43 scale model

Features and specs of the FDNY Mack CF Squrt Engine 43 scale model

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FDNY 1970 Mack CF Squrt Engine 43 courtesy of FAJ Collection

FDNY 1970 Mack® CF 54' Squrt - Engine 43 - Bronx scale model specifications

  • Scale: 1:50
  • Production Quantity: 100
  • 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: 7"L x 2.5"W x 2.5"T
  • Display Case Dimensions: 10"L x 5"W x 5"T

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More About the Scale Model

This FDNY scale model is a museum grade replica of the 1970 Mack CF 54' Squrt Engine 43. 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.

The Mack trademarks and bulldog hood ornament are registered rights of the AB Volvo Group and are used pursuant to a license.

All New York City logos and marks depicted herein are the property of New York City and may not be reproduced without written consent. ©2021. City of New York. All rights reserved.

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  • 5
    FDNY 1970 MACK® CF 54' SQURT

    Posted by Tony Emanuele on 28th Dec 2020

    Amazing model. Such detail, and very accurate. Fit and finish is perfect.

  • 5
    FDNY Mack squat.

    Posted by Richard Silvia on 1st Oct 2020

    Outstanding truck. It is with my other FDNY Fire Replicas’s

  • 5
    FDNY 1970 Mack squrt

    Posted by stephen kalman on 18th Apr 2020

    Outstanding...as usual

  • 5
    Historic Detail

    Posted by Alan on 25th Mar 2020

    Love the old school look of the SQURT. All the great things of the old FDNY are there. The MACK looks amazing and love that Fire Replicas brought this beauty to life

  • 5
    FDNY Engine 43 with "Squirt"

    Posted by Robert Knowles on 17th Mar 2020

    Another beautifully done model by Fire Replicas !!!!!!! Extremely nice detailing. These Golden Oldies are my favorites of the Fire Replicas models !!!!!!! Look forward to what they will be offering in the future !!!!!!!

  • 5
    Outstanding

    Posted by GW on 10th Mar 2020

    Another fabulous model from Fire Replicas. The vintage apparatus are some of the best.

  • 5
    Well worth the wait

    Posted by JoeO on 3rd Mar 2020

    Knowing the Mack CF TeleSqurt was in real life a retrofit to the Squrt the detail differences are small however definitely standout. Engine 43 has the 54’ boom that looks sharp, at the tip the nozzle standout’s along with the electronic cords that move it. I noticed quickly a shield mounted near the tip, at first I thought it was a packing piece IT IS NOT! I sent a note to Mike to find out more. It was added on to the tip frame by the FDNY shops, they could not put the normal rear step shield/roof on this truck that we have seen on the regular engines. The shops did create this lexan cover to protect the guys from objects in the air, great idea. The pump panel looks awesome with the combination of discharges intakes and decal gauges.The other detail that stands out is the bell at the back of the doghouse. The air horns, and lights of this era are cool looking. I have talked about the stainless steel Mack bulldogs on the door and front of the cab being outstanding, as well as the grill lines done in stainless steel showing the perfect reproduction of the real trucks. I would recommend both the Squrt and TeleSqurt for any collection. It takes a lot longer to reproduce the classic trucks, the wait is definitely worth it.