MTH RailKing PRR S2 Turbine (6-8-6) (PS1) O-Gauge Steam Locomotive in True HD 1080p

Back in 1995, MTH brought out their first RailKing semi-scale rolling stock. They offered a number of different roadnames including Pennsylvania, which of course attracted me. There were a total of eight different freight cars so I got one of each. They make a nice semi-scale train and back fifteen years ago, I wasn't nearly as into scale as I am now. I thought I'd show you those first RailKing cars in this True HD 1080p video. To pull them, I've assigned the RailKing semi-scale PRR S2 Turbine which still has the original Protosound system in it. It came out in 1999 and still runs beautifully (since it's semi-scale, I haven't upgraded it to PS2). Being a turbine, the sounds are quite unusual and probably a good simulation of the real thing (there was only one experimental prototype). It also smokes extremely well! Please visit my web site -- http://www.toytrains1.com -- for lots more videos and photos of both real and model trains.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• MTH
• Premier
• O-gauge
• O-scale
• model
• railroad
• toy
• train
• steam
• electric
• diesel
• locomotive
• Lionel
• PS1
• PS2
• Protosound
• Protosound2
• DCS
• HD
• hi-def
• 1080p
• conversion
• Pennsylvania
• Pennsy
• PRR
• RailKing
• freight

[Multi80sfan]

how long did it take you to find the trainset?

[CoasterQ]

I always wondered why my S2 PS1 engine didn't chuff and my S2 PS2 did. I think the PS1 whistle sounds better than the S2.

[c00nhunterjoe]

What are the dimensions of the engine? Is this the post war sized of about 20 inches long or the larger scaled size of 26 or 27 inches long?

[grizzleybearz282004]

YOURS PS1 SOUNDS LIKE THE REAL TURBINE ENGINES DID YOU SEE THE PS2 TURBINES BY MTH THAY CHUFF WTF