The fire marshal is responsible not only for the citizens of his county, but for the fire fighters he leads, as well. He stands at the forefront of a well trained team of brave "smoke eaters" who put their lives on the line every time someone's home, farm or business is ravaged by fire. Racing to the scene, the fire marshall must be aware of all the regulations, logistics and management responsibilities of a county official, while also focusing on what it will take to vanquish the blaze and ensure the safety of citizens and fire fighters alike. He is both a general and soldier in the never ending war against fire.

Often the first vehicle to arrive at a blaze, the county fire marshal's 1955 F-100 truck was a familiar sight in the '50s. One of the most popular half-ton pick-up trucks of all time, it served a variety of purposes, including farming and construction. And it was a favorite of fire companies who needed a dependable, reliable vehicle. Now a county marshal's Ford F-100 pick-up has been recreated by Matchboc in a model that combines die-cast and cold-cast to capture the truck itself and its payload of fire fighting tools and apparel, as well as two dalmations - every fire fighter's best friend.


This unique creation is issued in a strictly limited edition of just 9,500 replicas worldwide.

Scale: 1:43