HOW'D THEY BUILD THAT? FIRE TRUCK We see fire trucks all the time, rushing off to save the day or getting a wash at the firehouse. But where do these fire trucks come from? And how are they made? Find the answers on a tour of Seagrave Fire Apparatus, the oldest continuously operating fire truck manufacturer in the US. HOW'D THEY BUILD THAT? SCHOOL BUS Most of us have ridden in a big yellow school bus at one time or another. But have you ever wondered where that school bus came from, or how it was made? Learn all about it in a visit to the amazing IC School Bus Factory where most of the school buses in North America are manufactured. HOW'D THEY BUILD THAT? CONCRETE TRUCK Is there any truck more fun to watch than a concrete mixer? We've all stopped to stare at the giant spinning drum mixing the concrete inside. But did you ever wonder where that construction machine came from or how it was made? Now you can learn all about concrete mixers in a visit to the amazing McNeilus factory.
T**S
From sheet metal to finished product behind the scenes expertise
Behind the scenes educational look at the manufacturing process. Highly recommended
O**R
Very informative!
My 3 year old loves this DVD. The music, narrator's voice and the extra bonuses like "School bus", "Cement Truck" and "Military planes" were of a great surprise. I ordered two different DVDs. One was How'd They Build That ?...Fire Truck, the second was "Diggers and Dozers" by Mighty Machines. To compare the quality of the How'd They Build That ?...Fire Truck to the latter is way higher. The information is little too much for a kid of 3 years old. But that is not a problem.
V**K
Great DVD
My son loves it, This is his second DVD on 'HOW'D THEY BUILD THAT'. My son has watched it couple of times and is kept inside our car.The DVD is very informative and can be watched buy both kids and adults.The fact that there are 3 documentaries in one DVD makes it a great buy.
R**D
this one is about Garbage Trucks.
Cant wait to watch it with my Grandson who will be 4 years old soon. The Concrete Truck was produced at the McNeilus plant, located about 30 miles from my home. Also, purchased a second DVD by the same company, this one is about Garbage Trucks ... again produced at the this same McNeilus plant.
R**A
Better of Elsewhere
My son loves watching the manufacturing process. He has the "How'd they Build That" videos for garbage trucks, school buses, and concrete mixers. The problem with the fire truck video, according to him, is that there is little actual manufacturing--the video shows the trucks in action more than the actual making of the truck.
G**R
Very good reference material
The video was very instrumental in the instruction of my fire science class. It peaked my class of fire science students interest in a piece of equipment that plays a major role in their chosen profession.
T**R
My youngest grandson is into "machines" of any type.
This and several others has kept his attention. He will watch them to the end. He looks forward to using Grandma's kindle even though he has one of his own.
M**T
How they make fire trucks.
This CD is an excelent resource in more ways then one. It shows all the ins and outs that go into making a fire truck. Great for adults and kids.
K**T
One Star
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