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Fire Truck Clipart: 30 Designs with Fire Engines, Cute Fire Trucks, Firefighter Gear, 4 Birthday Designs and 4 Sayings
Sixteen fire engines in red, cream and gold, ten drawn plainly and six with big cartoon eyes, plus six pieces of station gear, three birthday numbers and a fourth birthday design with an empty name ribbon, and four short sayings. Every design comes in full color and in one dark slate color, as SVG, PNG, DXF and EPS.
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Sixteen of these 30 designs are fire engines, and they come in two moods. Ten are drawn straight, like the pages of a vehicle book, with roll-up compartment doors, pump panels full of gauges and ladders racked on the roof. Six have big eyes in the windshield and a grin across the grille. Around them are the things you would find at the station, three birthday numbers and four short sayings. The firetruck clipart all shares one paint job: fire-engine red, cream and gold striping, sky-blue glass and a dark navy outline.
Ten working engines
01 to 06 are seen from the side or at a slight angle. The classic pumper has a hose bundle behind the cab, the rescue squad is a boxy body of compartment doors, the airport rescue truck runs on six wheels with a water cannon on the roof, and the hose reel engine has a long rounded hood and a reel on the back. The city ladder carries a full ladder along its roof and the heavy rescue sits high on chunky off-road tires.
13 to 16 are the special rigs. The aerial ladder has its ladder raised at an angle, the water tanker and the rural water tender carry long tanks (the tender’s is cream), and the rescue platform lifts a bucket on a folding boom.
Six with faces
07 to 12 follow the same lineup, pumper, squad, airport truck, hose truck, ladder and heavy rescue, shrunk into short round cartoon bodies with a pair of big eyes drawn in the windshield. These are the trucks that come back on the birthday and saying designs, so a party set can mix a plain engine for the sign and a smiling one for the favor tags.
At the station
Six single objects round out the fire engine clipart: a red helmet with a gold shield and flame badge, an axe with a red head and yellow handle, a coiled yellow hose with a red nozzle, a red hydrant on a navy base, a pair of navy boots with yellow bands and a fire extinguisher with a flame label.
Birthday numbers and sayings
Designs 23 to 25 pair a big red 1, 2 or 3 with a smiling truck and a line of navy lettering: Sound the Alarm, Two the Rescue and Three Alarm Party. 26 reads Birthday Rescue and has no number. All four end in an empty ribbon for a child’s name.
The sayings stack a navy line over a red line with a truck in between: Little Firefighter, Small Truck Big Heart, Ready for Rescue and Sound the Siren.
The guide’s starting widths are 7 to 8 inches for a youth shirt and 10 to 11 inches for an adult shirt, 3 to 4 inches high on a mug, 8 to 10 inches for a party sign and about 4 inches for small graphics. Every vector file is 12 inches on its longest side, so shrink it with the proportions locked. The DXF files are outlines only, not filled color, and a full color design may need its pieces stacked or welded before cutting. Cut one small design from your own material before you commit to a full sheet.
Questions
- How do I put a name on the birthday designs?
- The ribbon under designs 23 to 26 is left empty on purpose. Open the SVG or EPS in a vector editor and type the name as a new text layer over it. The printed words are already outlines, so they can be moved or recolored but not retyped.
- What does the single-color version look like?
- Every design is redrawn in one dark slate color, with the windows, stripes and highlights cut out as open shapes. On the birthday designs the cream ribbon becomes a thin line with flag ends, so the name sits just above it.
