Tyco Peterbilt vs AFX GMC Shell Astro Truck * Big Rig Warriors Challenge *

welcome back my friend, in this one im showing a new bog rig warrior, Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more crazy action.
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The red bass
Wall of anger
spec ops run
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[@bobattheelectricavenue]

Tyco for the Win!!!🏁 Best of all...No Simpson's were injured during filming of this episode!🤣 Great Video Carlos

[@carlosblack3107]

Thanks Bob 👌 great comment my friend, Big Rig Warriors !! 👍🏁☠️

[@SlotCarLeagueOfChampions]

Nice score Carlos 👍🏻! No speed limits, SCFL!

[@carlosblack3107]

Thanks man !👍 No speed limits my friend ☠️

[@KenSeguin-ur9zb]

Music is great. So atmospheric. Wonderfully cinematic😎

[@carlosblack3107]

Thanks Ken! 👍👌

[@fredflint5645]

Always liked the big rigs. Have a few of my own.

[@carlosblack3107]

Big rig warriors !!! 😁👍🏁

[@jmd1935]

The racing was awesome! I took the Astro but the Peterbilt took it for the win ! 🚚💨 lol the end was great 💀🚚💨 keep up the great content bro!

[@carlosblack3107]

Thanks JMD! Im glad you enjoyed this one to 👌 im pretty sure you will like the next one so stay tuned for more crazy action my friend 🏁☠️🤘

[@tracynation2820]

Super. I still operate three Tyco Peterbilt semi trucks, one Tyco Peterbilt flatbed truck, one Tyco Peterbilt dump truck, one tanker trailer, and twelve 40 or more year old slot cars on my model railroad layout. I have a small loop (Two different track loops, four lanes, two lonely turnouts) of slotcar track disguised as a four lane highway through town, so my railroad has a few cars driving through the town. The Tyco Peterbilt has one minor advantage over the AFX GMC, even though I like the looks of the GMC better, in that it can be easily modified to have a second driven axle if you have a donor trucks worm and geared drive axle, and I modified one Pete flatbed truck (easy) and one Pete semi truck (harder) decades ago to have all four (8?) rear wheels driven. (Semi looks better w/two rear axles, the flatbed had a fake second axle already, and the two donor trucks, which had dead motors, got new rear axles and a new life as scenery.) This is easy to do on the Tyco trucks, but not the AFX trucks. I have never seen the AFX semi locally, but if I do I will have to add it to my railroad, as I love cabovers. Hello from the Tracy Mountain Railway in Colorado. 💙 T.E.N.

[@carlosblack3107]

Thanks Tracy for the awsome comment !👍 Tyco ans AFX are my favorites trucks to run, they both have a great line up, always looking to add more! Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more crazy action my friend 🏁☠️

[@antoniomotta4810]

Beautiful video. I didn't expect a GMC big ryder truck to go that fast. Tire grip is exceptional. The application you used is fantastic. How many volts and how many amps did you power the path at? How long is the route? He continues to make these videos which are fantastic, then the videos starring the trucks have something magical

[@carlosblack3107]

Thanks Antonio! Im glad you enjoyed that big rig warriors Challenge , I always apreciate a great comment. My layout is almost 12 feet long so 24 feet of track total, im using the Tomy AFX original power supply rignt now but it could be better for sure. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more crazy action my friend 😁🏁☠️