On
July 31,2005, a group of pioneering
Lego® fire apparatus enthusiasts came
together to form a new group designed by
the builders, for the builders. This new
group was to encompass everything
learned from past Lego® fire groups, but
planned to take the weaknesses that
brought them all to collapse, and amend
those issues. This new group was to take
the idea far beyond just the bricks, but
to a new level of understanding and
agreement. A level of realism that had
not yet been achieved in a Lego® fire
users group; a new mutual aid
organization was born. This group now
gave the builders a realistic playing
field to run and operate simulated
incidents to better their real world
knowledge. Participating departments
would come to each others aid when an
incident arose.
This group is the Lego®
Metro Fire
District. There are no other groups
quite like this one on the web. A strong
member base with strong leadership and a
mutual respect and understanding fuel
this group and have ensured its long
term survival. Where other groups have
fallen, the LMFD stands tall. This group
has continued to run and operate on a
steady basis for nearly four years; few
if any Lego®
fire group can claim this
hard earned title. The members take
great pride in this fact and proudly
display the LMFD banner on their
websites. While the members’ ages may
vary greatly, the dedication that fuels
the passion is all the same no matter
the differences. The LMFD is unified in
dedication and provides an unparalleled
level of service to the towns and cities
they protect.
Interested in joining this
celebrated and dedicated group?
See this page
for details.
This site is maintained by the
staff of the
LMFD InOps.
This site went live in October, 2010
(with the former site going live in
October, 2006).
