Woodchuck County Fire and Rescue

Est. 1974

Our Mission: To provide the minifigs of Woodchuck County with Fire, Haz-Mat and

Paramedic/First Responder/EMS protection 24/7, without reservation of life and/or plastic.

Woodchuck County was started in 1974, when the first station was received. For the longest time, this locality did not have a name, and was simply suburb located within Legoland. As the location grew, and more plates were annexed, this small suburb grew to Woodchuck County.

Named Woodchuck because of its large groundhog population, it is home to rural, suburban and urban areas.

Woodchuck County Fire / Rescue

All of the apparatus and stations shown here are of my own ideas and design. The original design of the six stud wide truck was started by Sixby Fire Tech (Thanks Jeff, for bringing me back to my roots)

Any of my designs are open to be copied, and improved as seen fit, I only ask that credit is given where credit is due. If you have any questions, comments, or snotty remarks as to how something is designed, please Email me.

Please be advised, this is not an official Lego Group site. Never has been, never will be.

12/12/00, MAFD and LFESA joined to become one organization. While a title has not been decided yet, work has already began. Click here to see what has been done so far.

Recently, many have been asking about an update to Woodchuck. I have been working on new apparatus, but haven't had the chance to update the site like I want. With a recent change in ISPs to a cable connection, I can do a lot more with the site. With this, Woodchuck will be moving in a few months to a new URL, that will

include lots of new stuff never before seen. Keep checking back for new updates.

Woodchuck County ARFF Trucks, Groundhog 1 and Groundhog 2,

AKA the Groundhog Express.

Want up to date info and pics?

From time to time, I add new pics as the apparatus is built. The above link is the secondary site to Woodchuck, as I can upload pics much faster than changing the website, which at this time, is the only choice I have until I go to the new URL. Believe me, the pics on the site are well worth the look.

Woodchuck

Apparatus