Where can I find large fire engine murials/stickers for my little boys bedroom wall?

Question

I want the huge wall stickers you can get for childrens bedrooms but in a fire engine. any ideas?

Answer 1

You can check muralsuperstore.com   I know you didn't ask for this part of advice but I am throwing this out to you anyway. Your kids are going to absorb what they think about in life. A bedroom should be a place of joy, peace, comfort. Some people like to decorate in lions which I one had in my son's room. I later studied how our mind especially on level we don't notice as much, really absorb the energy of our surronding. A fire engine represents tradgedy. Whether a house burns down or a person needs to go to a hospital. That is the reality of it & what your boys will go to sleep to each night so I am suggesting you look through & find something more pleasant.

Answer 2

Check out this website... they make the custom wall stickers:

http://www.ipixxl.com/

Check it out!

Answer 3

I'm a big boy and I'm fascinated with fire trucks too.  I did some of my bachelor pad in a fire motif so maybe this can help. I even had and still have a 1948 open cab fire truck out in the garage.    Galls.com has actual decals that can be put on fire trucks.  You could even put your child's name on them.  You can also get shirts and other items too.   Also check with your local highway dept.  Sometimes they will sell of or give away old fire station signs yellow with the black fire truck on them.  I got one this way.  You can also get "No Parking Fire Lane" signs at just about hardware store.  You may want to stop in at the main fire station in your area.  They most likely get tons of brochures and sales pictures that they will probably load in you car for you to keep from having to throw  out.  And you never know when they may have some broken goodie that they will give you that will make the perfect nick nack.  

I have to respectfully disagree with the above poster and say that I think fire trucks represent hope and salvation.  I cant think of anything more positive.  Like a fire capt I knew used to say, "When we pull up in the big red truck, we're not leaving until things get better"

Hope this was of some help