Anything for the 1890-1910 era. The major manufacturers haven't brought out anything new in the last 30 years. Literally. Throw us a bone.
Dave H.
Dave H. Painted side goes up. My website : wnbranch.com
Slipping sound for steam locomotives.
Joe
f14aplusfl wrote: Bapou wrote: Amtrak_Titan wrote: Athearn P40 in the NJ Transit scheme.NJ Transit doesn't have P40sI thought they were leasing some from Amtrak.
Bapou wrote: Amtrak_Titan wrote: Athearn P40 in the NJ Transit scheme.NJ Transit doesn't have P40s
Amtrak_Titan wrote: Athearn P40 in the NJ Transit scheme.
Athearn P40 in the NJ Transit scheme.
NJ Transit doesn't have P40s
I thought they were leasing some from Amtrak.
NJ transit purchased four P40DCs from Amtrak. I think for a new casino route. I wonder if I am the only one who wants Amtrak California cars in HO.
Dallas Model Works wrote: My wish is for things to not go out of production.More and more it seems like if you see something interesting, you have to buy it right then. Wait and it it'll be gone. never to be found again.
My wish is for things to not go out of production.
More and more it seems like if you see something interesting, you have to buy it right then. Wait and it it'll be gone. never to be found again.
Dan Stokes
My other car is a tunnel motor
The things I'd like to see the most right now are DME SD40s/SD40-2s and MNNR Alcos (or their CF-7). Most of those are just new paint jobs, a few there aren't any plastic models for right now.
BNSF SD70ACes that I don't have to pay the sound-equipped price for
Rail grinders and ditchers.
There are a few things that I'm in the process of trying to scratchbuild right now that I would otherwise include in this list, but for those I'd like to have my models finished so I can show them off for a while before everybody can just go out and buy one.
I'd like to see the following Airplanes available in HO scale:
Piper Cub
Cesna 152, 172
Beech Bonanza (V tail of course)
Beech twin
Gooney Bird DC 3
Ford Tri-Motor
Stuff not to go out of production
As for me, BN units with sound and DCC in HO and to never go out of production.
Vincent
Wants: 1. high-quality, sound equipped, SD40-2s, C636s, C30-7s, and F-units in BN. As for ones that don't cost an arm and a leg, that's out of the question....
2. An end to the limited-production and other crap that makes models harder to get and more expensive.
I would like to see santa fe box cars that look very real for 8$, super cheif cars for less than 15$, santa fe abba set w/1 powered and 1 dumy a and 1 powered and 1 dumy b for less than 120$ and more santa fe and frisco steamers that are IN STOCK.
-edit- I almst for got, santa fe 2-10-10-2 for 100$ that can run on 22" raidus.
Alex
Milwaukee Road Little Joe's , Boxcabs and Quill.
If these were ever produced, I would have to go from geared steam to electrics in Montana.
"The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination."-Albert Einstein
http://gearedsteam.blogspot.com/
A 4-6-6-4 Challenger that ISN'T a UP 3900. (Rio Grande, WM, WP, NP, SP&S, D&H).
Okay, I'll modify that a bit. I'll include the original 1936 UP 4-6-6-4's. Now, THOSE had character!
Tom
Tom View my layout photos! http://s299.photobucket.com/albums/mm310/TWhite-014/Rio%20Grande%20Yuba%20River%20Sub One can NEVER have too many Articulateds!
Had to make sure I didn't post to this one already, always happy to post wish list just in case someone who can grant wishes (or manufacture them) is watching.
CB&Q blunt end observation for both the Denver and Kansas City Zephyrs
General American 1960's 3 bay covered hopper, we have enough PS's to hold us for awhile
More variety in open autoracks
The complete 1956 Denver Zephyr would be nice too.
Rick
Since Walthers is doing the '48 20th Century Limited, for either them or BLI to follow up with the '38 version. Economically, it makes sense, as they'd be able to reuse the tooling for the Bridge (Plan 4069B, subtle differences from later versions) 4/4/2s and the RPOs, and they've already done "almost-there" on the 17/18-roomettes and 10/5s. All that's left is to cut tools for the diners, the 13DBR's and the obs and a little correction to the paint...
Even better would be to have it in the original '38 opex-blue outer stripes with broad center-stripes, '39 with silver outers and pinstripe centers, and ~'45 reversed-grays with pinstripes versions... maybe release with a Hudson, a Mohawk and a Niagara or pair of early-paint E7As respectively.
From there, all that's left for a '38 Broadway Limited is the PRR-specific sleeper/lounge, obs, diners, any crew-dorm and head-end...
Maybe a COLA/COSF from the same time. (All those prewar streamliners pretty much used the same sleepers aside from the "specialty cars", as opposed to NYC vs. PRR/everyone-else Pullman/ACF 10/6s which had the vestibules at opposite ends relative to the rooms... and since COLA/COSF pretty much had equipment built to the same basic plans as far as I can see, they could even be a combined project.)
'41 Empire State.
Some complete named trains from the heavyweight era.
Maybe a North Coast Limited or Olympian Hiawatha to give the Empire Builder some competition. (Hey, I'm darn near the only NYC modeler in the Pacific NorthWet, gotta stroke the locals...)
joe-daddy wrote:Cesna 152, 172
Doesn't Herpa make a C172 in HO, or is that a 182?
EDIT: Found it for you from my good friend Steve at Pilotwear & Diecast Airplane: http://www.pilotwear.com/store/p/4622-Cessna-172-Skyhawk-1-87-HO-Scale-Plastic-.html
Everything on the original post and AntonioFP45's esp Amtrak Surfliners (Union Station Products makes the Cali cars)
Cal-Fame packing house in HO
Modern Tropicana Reefers, or old 60 footers with detail
Cascades Talgo sets
Trough-Train
More cheap in-town buidings and subdivision-type houses that don't have $35 garages sold seperately (am I dissing Atlas AGAIN) Plasticville for the new millenium, Bachman buys out DPM and Grandt Line!!!!
Mine doesn't move.......it's at the station!!!
keithmoffat4 wrote:A two track truss bridge.....I have yet to find one I like.
joe-daddy wrote: Gooney Bird DC 3
http://www.walthers.com/exec/page/press/1998/dc3airplane
I don't think they sold well.
I have a thing for B&O locos I used to see in the local yards.
B&O EM-1 2-8-8-4
B&O L-1 or L2 0-8-0
B&O U-1 0-10-0
Since the Canadian Jubilee 4-4-4 has been mentioned, how about the B&O Lord and Lady 4-6-4 and 4-4-4
A fireless steamer 0-6-0 like on display in Bellvue, Ohio.
Also there's a couple (to me) impressive looking early oil electrics from the 1920s or 30s. One looks like they turned the one into a double ended unit.
Also, I'd agree on the DM&IR 2-8-8-4, and also include the DM&IR 0-10-2
Good luck in any effort to have model makers build TWO dome/observation models for the Q's DZ and KCZ. The DZ's dome/observation had the "rear"-mounted dome, the KCZ's the "front"-mounted dome. Finding just one of these models coming along would be great, although my guess is that the DZ dome/observation would be the first choice, not the KCZ's tail car.
Walthers is making Name -train passenger trains but they leave some head end cars out
like NYC inside -door express cars similar to their outside door ones previously produced.
Also C&EI had kitchen troop cars with inside doors ,and baggage cars that would be seen on many
other trains like Wabash,Southern,ATSF etc. They make a nice PS 70' baggage car but some roads
had different door arrangements where Walthers could just add new sides to existing produced
bodies! Also would like CB&Q Denver and Twin City zephyr trains which actually look great
after they come out with a Chicago Union station bldging and headhouse!
Prototypical 50" Santa Fe MTC reefers..not the Athearn repaints that are actually PFE cars.
I would say a NS or N&W C36-7, NS C39-8 and a SOU, or NS GP39X. Earl...
Sound decoders in the Bachmann Spectrum locomotives.
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Mike Kieran
Port Able Railway
I just do what the majority of the voices in my head vote on.
I wish that Bachmann would do ther paint scheme on their red engineI with yellow stripes with a blue engine. In fact, more manufacturers should do like Bachmann did. paint the locomotives, but don't letter them.
Oh yeah, and 1/87 scale ocean going ships.