What I'd like to see more of.......

[Anonymous]

A 1:20.3 Cooke mogul that I didn't have to build[:D] and a EBT Mike. I may have gotten Kevin started.

[kstrong]

Ian,

They're named for the inventor of the locomotive type, Matthias N. Forney.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthias_N._Forney

As for my favorite Alcos, anything with siderods, preferably narrow gauge. (Though in all honesty, if you're going to have a diesel, nothing beats the gentle gurgling of an Alco.)

Later,

K

[moparrailfan]

Diesels: GP40,GP40-2,GP50,GP60,SD40-2(non-dynamic)SD70,SD70M,SD50,SD60,GE U boats,Dash 7's,C40-8,C40-8W,
Freight cars-Pullman Standard 4740 and 4750 covered hoppers,89' pig flats,89' auto racks,centerbeams,50' and 65' gondolas,cement hoppers.
Steam: N&W J class,Class A,Rock Island 4-8-4

[Anonymous]

Fornies are quite nice looking locos. Why are they cxalled Fornies, surely it has nothing to do with fornication.


Rgds ian

[Anonymous]

Hey TMCCMan:

"I am an ALCo Nut. There is a problem in the Large Scale market though. There are only 4 ALCo models out on the market,"

What about all the LGB Alocs? [?]

I think it's time LGB built a GM SD70 to go with their Amtrak diesel [;)]

Have Fun: Jeff [8D]

[tmcc man]

Ya know what vsmith, tell Scott that I agree with him. I would like to see the C424, and C425. I would like to see how he would convert them into C420's.

[Anonymous]

European narrow gauge at Aristo/Bachmann prices. I'm surprised Bachmann haven't expanded into this area given they now own Liliput, who make HOe scale models amongst other things. I'd have thought a modern RhB Bernina line railcar would be feasible, and it would find plenty of buyers.

[vsmith]

We had this discussion on MLS a while ago, heres the link:

http://www.mylargescale.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=37572

Alot of similar loco names came up in that discussion too.

Personally I think the next big dismal release should be an F40 or an FP45

[Train 284]

I would like to see more forneys and mikados.

[Anonymous]

I'm not really kean on american stuff at all but i do havve a strong desire to own and American burgundy Mogul.

Rgds Ian

[johnandjulie13]

Any U.S. diesels would be welcome! I don't care if they are ALCO, EMD or GE, having some larger (1:29ish) diesel product would be pretty cool.

Regards,

John O

[Marty Cozad]

I'm sorry, all i can say ,,,EMD RULES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[tmcc man]

I am an ALCo Nut. There is a problem in the Large Scale market though. There are only 4 ALCo models out on the market, the Aristo RS3 and FA's, and the USA TRAINS S4, and PA's. I would like to see a few others out on the market, such as C420's, C628's, RSD4's, and many others. What do you guys think?