My Funrise Fire Truck Collection
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- This video is of my Funrise toy collection, specifically the fire trucks and emergency vehicles like ambulance 's and Police car 's.
I believe I have the largest Funrise fire truck collection in the world since I've never seen or heard of one more complete. The Fire truck and toy museum in Michigan would be the second to largest I've ever seen.
In the end of the video I've listed many that I'm still missing. Photo credits go to the original photographers, there was too many to list and too many unknown.
I believe this video may be the most complete list of Funrise toy emergency vehicles. If someone knows of a more complete list please let me know.
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This video is also part of the "My Collection" series that I am making on my entire fire equipment, memorabilia, diecast, model and toy collection.
I hope to open a fire museum of my own some day to display my collection to the public but for now RUclips is the best way I can share my collection.
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I like these - I had only a couple (some being Tonka, though I had the yellow 36 fire truck secondhand), and I remember playing with some at my relatives houses (my great-grandparents had the red 36 fire truck, and my great uncle had a tiller). I used to be (and still am) impressed at how real these toys both looked and functioned, as well as how tough and ruggedly built they were! Man, how I wish these would come back - Funrise and Tonka still sell trucks, but the newer ones seem rather underwhelming (and cartoonish).
I didn;t know they made so many. I have maybe 12. If they sold them around I would have more
I have a huge collection been working at for past 3 years or so really looking for the RCMP one as I am from Alberta canada.
Wow incredible collection!!!!!
Very cool collection 👍 I have a FunRise metro city fire truck that's from 1992. It has the number 36 on it. I also have a Tonka fire engine from 2008. It has a copyright date of 1997 on it, which is probably because the ones that say Metro city on them aren't Tonka vehicles, but the Metro city and Tonka ones both say FunRise on the bottom. I think the Metro city ones came out first then Tonka started to form with them later in the future because they are basically the same vehicles, but the decals are different and some have different phrases but with the same sound effects. I find that interesting. ( My Tonka one is a remake of the original from 2001 or 2000)
How do you get them?
Some are from my childhood. Others are from about 15 years of collecting. Garage sales, flea markets, marketplace and ebay.
@@FTAfiretrucks i will geting some off ebay soon
Would any of the smaller or medium sized ones scale with Hess trucks?
The medium ones would come closest I think. I only have 1 Hess truck so I'm not certain what the average size is on them.
1:41 The one on the right is from Baby Bach.
One says funrise under it, the other says funrise 2001 hasbro. Would Baby Bach have a logo under it because I can't see that, I've never even heard of Baby Bach before today, is it a manufacture or just a store that sold them?
@@FTAfiretrucks Baby Bach is a Baby Einstein video actually, I believe they got the toy from “The Right Start (Sadly it closed)” when they were making it in 1998, it is in the scene after Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 in D Major, BWV 1050, 3rd Movement ends and then the fire truck clip plays.
@@ryanouellette4706 Ah okay, that explains why when I googled it only a show came up, thanks for the info.
@@FTAfiretrucks You're welcome.