WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE HO LOCO

[Virginian]

The same as my favorite prototype engine, the N&W Class J. I have several HO versions including brass, and am waiting on BLI for one with "that" whistle. Second would be a toos-up between my P2K Virginian BA and my BLI N&W Class A.

[hd8091]

I have to add the Stewart VO1000 & 660 , also the LL (PROTO) 0-8-0 and 2-8-8-2. These are the four best running engines I have, not brass.

[cacole]

It's a tossup between the Lionel Challenger, Broadway Limited Santa Fe 4-8-4 Northern, and a Bachmann Spectrum 2-8-0 Consolidation with a SoundTraxx system installed. All 3 are very good engines.

[j1love]

Well I am a little slanted toward the Pennsy as some may have noticed.....[;)], so here it goes.....BLI Pennsy T-1 Class, Bowser K-4, and Bowser M-1a [bow]......Bowsers PULL!

[Anonymous]

Probably my PFM B&O L2 0-8-0, I have. It was my HS graduation present to myself.
It weighs a ton, looks great, and has a bulletproof feel to it.

Alvie.

[Anonymous]

My favorite loco is my Trix (Marklin) Big Boy. My #2's are my Stewart/Kato F7's.

[Anonymous]

My new favorite HO loco is my Bachmann Spectrum F40PH(currently being repainted for the Maine Eastern #291) . It runs flawlessly and has great details. Thanks to it's mass ( 20.8oz ) it will out-pull all the other locomotives in my all diesel roster, even my old favorite(Athearn Genesis F3A Maine Central #683, weighing in at 17.2oz)

[Martin4]

My favorites : Kato SD90, closely followed by Atlas GP-40 and Proto 2000 GP-60. All of these run great and have lot of nice detail.

Martin
Québec City

[Anonymous]

I like my Bachmann Spectrum Doodlebug.

[BRAKIE]

While I am a big fan of GP7/9s and SW 1200 and SW1500s I find that my favorite is the RS1.[;)]

[M636C]

Rivarossi German Federal Railways class 10 Pacific, the last German passenger steam locomotives. There were two in the class, one oilburner and one coal burner.
I have both! It is the only prototype of which I have all the class members. Run beautifully, look good, have replaceable streamline casings with cutouts for sharp curves (which match the hinged casings on the real thing!).

Peter

[Anonymous]

Um, havn't we done this a few times before??[%-)]
Anyway, MY personal fav, is Western Maryland 4-8-4 Potomac #1407
yeah, its the PFM model in my sig line.
Want a better look at her? Check page 80 of GMR 2005![:D]

[aloco]

Life-Like GM switchers (SW9/1200, SW8/600/900). Nice slow speed and the motors run smooth like Kato motors.

[Anonymous]

Bachmann three truck Shay, lettered for my own Fundy Northern!

Bob Boudreau

[Anonymous]

My Kato CNW SD45 #6544. Next is my CNW BLI E7A.

[Anonymous]

The Alco RS-3 - WHY?, because I learned to run diesels on one WAAAAY-back when I was a young railroader. I have 4 of the HO Atlas models on my layout!
Norman

[Anonymous]

My Kato HO Conrail SD80MAC.

[Anonymous]

Atlas Master GP-38[bow] I wi***hey made an SD-50![sigh]

[3railguy]

Broadway Limited N&W Class A

[Anonymous]

My Atlas GP38

[FThunder11]

ACELA EXPRESS HO scale set!!!

[cspmo]

Athearn Genesis, C.N.W. F3A,F3B,F3A. In that order.

[Anonymous]

Stewart F7 units

[eastcoast]

My ACELA set. I love hi-speed trains.

[twhite]

I have two. They're old AKANE M-3 Yellowstone 2-8-8-4's, built in the mid '60's. Not the detail of today's locos, but they're real pullers and smooth runners and can haul almost anything. Actually, I'm scouring places, looking for some more. I'd like to have a fleet of the suckers, they're so good!
Tom

[Anonymous]

The HO SD40-2.

[Anonymous]

I'd say either my HO Rivarossi FEF-3 or my HO Athearn Challenger (still on order)

[Anonymous]

I have to go with the Athearn F7