below (the latter segment is not included on some versions of the video). Books Several books were written that recounted stories featured on Rescue 911: Rescue 911 Extraordinary Stories by Linda Maron Rescue 911 Kid Heroes by Alison Hendrie Rescue 911 Amazing Rescues by Alison Hendrie Rescue 911 Humorous Rescues by R. M. Ferrara Rescue 911 Animal Rescues by R. M. Ferrara The Rescue 911 Family First Aid & Emergency Care Book by Julie Motz Toys and games Model kits: In 1993, AMT-ERTL released three Rescue 911 themed emergency vehicle model kits. Each of the three kits contained decals with the Rescue 911 logo, and each box had on its side panel a synopsis of a relevant story from Rescue 911. These models were: Police car (1990 Ford Taurus). The side panel contained a synopsis of "911 Sister Abduction", in which a police officer rescued a six-year-old girl who was kidnapped from her back yard. Rescue ambulance (Dodge). The side panel contained a synopsis of "911 Cribbage Choke", in which paramedics performed a risky procedure on board an ambulance to save a young boy choking on a cribbage piece. Rescue helicopter (Civilian Medical Rescue Helicopter). The side panel contained a synopsis of "The Helicopter Horse", in which an injured horse was lifted out of a canyon by helicopter. Squirt Extinguisher: In 1993, JA-RU, Inc. released a toy fire extinguisher water squirter. Handheld game: In 1993, Micro Games of America released a handheld game based on the show. The objective of the game is to help the firefighter extinguish the fire in the building and the electrical room while avoiding falling debris. MatchBox Rescue 911 themed cars Pacecar, medic's car, and fire observer van and police van along with a search and rescue-themed vehicles. Slot car sets: In 1993, Marchon, Inc. released 2 slot car sets called "Rescue 911 Chopper Rescue" and "Rescue 911 Police Pursuit". The Chopper Rescue set included two slot cars (a fire truck and a police jeep) and a complete racetrack. A unique feature of this track was that it allowed racers to jump their cars over a canyon with the aid of a magnetic helicopter. The Police Pursuit set included two slot cars (a sports car and a police car) and a battery powered racetrack which included an automatic lap counter. Emergency Communications Vehicle: In 1993, Marchon, Inc. released a toy battery-powered police car which included