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FIREMAN SAM ABC IVIEW REGISTRATION
FIREMAN SAM ABC IVIEW SERIES
FIREMAN SAM ABC IVIEW TV

FIREMAN SAM ABC IVIEW SERIES

Since Series 10, Station Officer Steele gets to drive Jupiter.In Series 10 Jupiter has four noticeable upgrades: the new fire service logos painted on, a new strobe light pattern, the same touch screen system as the Map-screen 700 fixed into the cab and a new interior.Since afterward, it's been reversed to a V shape In Series 6 and Paper Plane Down, the striping at the rear was in an upside-down V style.Between Series 1-4, Jupiter had four wheels.

FIREMAN SAM ABC IVIEW REGISTRATION

Jupiter used to have a number plate registration J 999 until it was removed from series 5 along with the other vehicles in the series for unknown reasons.Station Officer Steele has also driven it in some of the storybooks from the 1990s. Apart from Sam Everyone else based at Pontypandy Fire Station have also driven Jupiter to emergencies on many occasions.Jupiter's front end is taken from the Volvo FL6 which got modified with new headlamps, a yellow strip and two strobe lights on either side.Jupiter now has two blue beacons on its roof and no bell.The siren was replaced with old two-tone horns.Jupiter now has a hydraulic platform fitted but still retains a short extension ladder.at the rear are the elevating ladder controls and a short extension ladder.on the left, the hoses, the jaws of life, another pump bay, and a bucket of sand.on the right, the hoses, the main pump bay, and the extinguishers.The lockers in Jupiter now contain various items and differ in most episodes:.Jupiter is now an aerial rescue pump and is loosely based on a Volvo FL6 (retaining the front end of the Bedford TK) and can seat three people.

Jupiter had only one blue beacon above the driver's side of the roof and a bell above the passenger's side.

The left side lockers were only used in Snow Business and Flat Tyre.

There were 2 ladders a roof ladder (used in Home From Rome) and a standard 9M ladder.

To the right of the pump bay is the “candy cane” style water level.

The pump bay contained a hose-reel switch, pressure lever, two low-pressure outlets, two rolls of lay-flat hose and a valveless branch pipe.

In the front locker, they contained an axe, bucket and tarpaulin sheet on the one side and a rope, traffic cones, hard suction hose and a tire repair kit on the opposite.

A CO2 extinguisher, leggings & boots, a shovel, roll of hose and stirrup pump in the middle locker.

A hose-reel in the rear locker (occasionally other equipment such as a gas detector).

The lockers contained various random equipment:.

Jupiter also had two-tone horns which were only used in Flat Tyre, they are seen on either side of the siren.

In Series 4, the siren tone was lowered to a sound similar to a Woodway Commander 3.

Between series 1-3 Jupiters siren was a Whelen Alpha style siren, although no emergency services used this siren until the mid-90s.

Jupiter was based on a Bedford TK water tender and could ‘just’ seat up to five people.

Norman Price and the Mystery in the SkyĮpisodes Station Officer Steele drove JupiterĮpisodes Chief Fire Officer Boyce drove Jupiter.

Ice Cold in Pontypandy ( Reversing only).

Always clean and shiny, Jupiter's bright red paintwork and flashing blue lights are a clear sight that help is on the way. Expertly driven by Sam and the crew, Jupiter is a welcome sight to anyone in trouble. The pride of the Pontypandy Fire Service, Jupiter is always on hand to attend all manner of disasters.

7 Episodes Chief Fire Officer Boyce drove Jupiter.

6 Episodes Station Officer Steele drove Jupiter.

Please feel welcome to drop by anytime, watch some clips, or get in touch. I moonlight as a voice actor, playing a variety of people, animals, buses and trains in many series such as Love and Monster, Go Jetters and Thomas & Friends.

FIREMAN SAM ABC IVIEW TV

I’ve won a few fancy writing awards, including the 2018 British Writer’s Guild Award for Best Children’s Episode and the 2017 Australian Writers Guild Award for Best Animation.Īlongside kids telly, I’ve written short films, stage musicals and TV comedy for grown ups, including gags and material for international personalities – like my childhood hero MC Hammer!

I’m the creator of hit action-comedy series Kangaroo Beach, which has enjoyed over 35 million plays on ABC Kids and iView, and has been a big hit on Nick Jr in the UK. I’ve written hundreds of episodes for some of the world’s most beloved children’s characters including Fireman Sam, PJ Masks, Go Jetters, Bob the Builder, Thomas & Friends, Dave Spud, Dennis & Gnasher, Pocoyo, Bluey and Aardman’s Morph. Hi, I’m Tim Bain, creator, writer and producer, specialising in comedy, action-adventure, animation and children’s entertainment… anything with a funny bone, adrenalin pulse or beating heart.