SHARK ATTACK | My HO-Scale Vintage Baldwin "Sharknose" diesel locomotive collection
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Enjoy this compilation of nearly all my vintage HO-Scale Baldwin "Sharknose" diesel locomotives. Can you tell what my all-time favorite diesel is?
I AM THE SHARK MASTER.
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Wow ! You have some rare ones. Great collection.
Love the shark frenzy!!! Nice video as usual. Keep up the great work.
Nice locomotives! Never heard of or seen most of them! Take care!
Sharks and more sharks great looking locos love em all !!!! I envy you 👍👍👍👍👌👌👌😆😆🇺🇸
Bringing a midnight express back from the dead on the table as we UA-cam. I'm versed and I didn't know a few of those locomotives. Cool stuff.
I still have my Midnight Special some where or at least the shell from Christmas 1978. And I didn’t know Tyco went back as far as the 50s.
Awesome
Nice collection of TYCO Sharks👍 Does your 1950’s version use the trusty MU2? Or another kind of drive. Thanks for showing your TYCO Sharks through the decades 🚂
Thanks! The 1950's diecast Sharks did use a kind of MU2 motor (or can motor as some call them,) but the diecast shells were often too much for such motors. Some run well better than others.
@@RPModelRailroads Thanks for the information on the power for the diecast Sharks!
Question. The Pennsylvania actually operated most of the sharks built. Did Tyco ever make a version for the PRR. Great collection of my favorite diesel locomotive. Thanks for sharing.
The Sharknose is my favorite diesel locomotive also! Yes, the PRR certainly rostered the largest amount of RF16s, as well as RF15s and the six-axle "BP20" Sharks. Tyco made a Tuscan Red diecast Sharknose locomotive in the late 1950s.
does anyone find it either sad or annoying they never made matching cab-less b units for these units ???????
Do you know of anyone else with the Tyco streamliner sharknose that might be willing to part with theirs? I'm trying to build a layout like great grandfather's I grew up on
I don't know anyone willing to part with their Tyco diecast streamliner Shark....as they are hard to find to begin with. They do pop up on EBay every once in a while, and sometimes at train shows. Good luck on finding one.
@@RPModelRailroads ok, thank you very much for the reply and the well wishes, I wish you luck also on filling out the rest of your sharknoses!