What would you like to see made ?

[Anonymous]

I agree with Farrellaa & Bill M. about afordable vehicles, I have some but due to the cost I use mostly detailed matchbox tractor trailers , fire engines , police cars ect.

[Anonymous]

(re: affordable HO scale vehicles)hey farrellaa-- I agree with you. Model railroaders are getting ripped by the absurd prices for decent scale plastic vehicles. Of course we don't have to buy them , or we could instead model the 19th century. Have you priced scale horse and buggies lately?!? Seriously, I've been real outspoken on this before on another Forum topic so I won't repeat or vent here.

[Anonymous]

How about an "accurate" body shell of a Western Maryland consolidation., Something where we could remove the upper body of a Bachmann mechanism, and replace with something much closer to the h-8 or h-9 class?
Heck, this could work with a lot of other roads too, that had 2-8-0's with much different boiler details.

[Anonymous]

More photo back drops.

[timthechef]

I would like to see more steam engine kits that are affordable.

[SOTATRR]

May i please get a DM&IR M4 2-8-8-4

[farrellaa]

Really good HO scale automobiles that aren't $6.00 apeice. I don't know how I will outfit my layout with 100 cars at those prices. Any other suggestions?

[Anonymous]

L & N and N C & StL accurate freight (incl. caboose) and passenger equipment for late steam/1st gen diesel era in reasonably affordable plastic in HO

[Anonymous]

Baldwin DR-4-4-15/RF-16 'Shark' 'A & B diesels by either Stewart, Bachmann Spectrum or Life-Like Proto 1000, or preferably Proto 2000 in HO.scale. Please use correct trucks (Model Power and ER Models use incorrect Alco FA/FB trucks). Picky aren't I. . . And for something real unlikely, a decent Alco-GE-Ingersoll-Rand 300hp Box Cab switcher,circa 1925 or later similar variants. hey MDC isn't it time you upgraded your old noisy, cranky 'box cab'?

[Anonymous]

HO scale CP Rail "red barns" (SD40-2F) and CN SD50Fs in plastic...I'm too poor to buy brass[:(] and I'm too lazy to kitbash[;)]

[Anonymous]

Affordible, high quality steam
more acurate first gen. diesels
a UP 9000 (4-12-2)
DDA35 (already made?)
a decent DDA40X (bachmann's is garbage)
some GP9Bs
a UP Super Turbine
FEF-1s and 2s

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by jschuknecht

An accurate N-scale SW-1500.

---jps

[C):-)][#ditto][#ditto][#ditto]I'd buy 4!!!

[Anonymous]

More accurate high level HO steam, pre-1900, both wood and coal burners.

Jay

[Anonymous]

An accurate N-scale SW-1500.

---jps

[AggroJones]

More accurate, high level, HO steam.

Including, but not limited to....

DM&IR M4 2-8-8-4
B&O EM-1 2-8-8-4
SP AC-6 4-8-8-2
USRA 2-10-2B
NYC modern 4-8-2
ATSF 3800 2-10-2
UP 9000 4-12-2
WM 2-10-0
SP F5 2-10-2
ATSF 5011 2-10-4
NP 2-8-8-4
PRR L-1 2-8-2
D&RGW L-105 4-6-6-4
D&RGW L-131 2-8-8-2
ATSF 2900 4-8-4
GN 4-6-6-4
UP FEF-1 4-8-4
Reading T-1 4-8-4
C&O H7 2-8-8-2
PRR 4-6-4-4
SP AC-9 2-8-8-4
USRA 4-6-2B
N&W Y6b 2-8-8-2
PRR I-1 2-10-0
SP GS-1 4-8-4
UP old school 4-6-6-4
N&W 4-8-0
SP P-8 4-6-2
WP 2-6-6-2
NYC Niagra
NP A class 4-8-4

[Anonymous]

I would like to see someone make a SD40T-2. Athearn's is good but I would like to see one come out with detail options. It's becoming harder to find detail parts. I would also like to see an AC6000. I would paint it blue with a big R of course[:D][:D][:D].


thanks,
Jeremy

[CP5415]

A Proto RSD17 chopped nose in multimark livery.

Gordon

[Anonymous]

1)Highly detailed, accurate, but low cost steamers
2) More Burlington Route models in HO
3)Locomotives in HO scale by Red Caboose or Kadee
4) More locomotives from Intermountain
5)More Wabash and Rock Island models

[Anonymous]

What would you like to see manufactures ? here is what I would like to see made.

1) some Farmrail stuff
2) some Kimanchi RR stuff
3)some Kansas & Oklahoma stuff
4) more MKT
5) some Muskogee roads steamers
6) affordable steamers