What single locomotive do you want that hasn't been produced or announced yet?

[Catt]

And still playing by the rules I would like to see GE Uboats done in N scale and HO scale.The 6 axle units also.

[Catt]

And still playing by the rules I would like to see GE Uboats done in N scale and HO scale.The 4 axle units that is.

[Catt]

I would like (notice I'm playing by the rules here) a EL style SDP45 in both N and HO scale.

[Anonymous]

i dunno but i want a remake of the RSD-15 by either atlas or athearn

[Anonymous]

I think I would like to see a:

CenterCABWhitcomb
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[Anonymous]

I would like a Denver and Salt Lake 2-6-6-0 with the small vanderbuilt tender. A perfect size to look good on a model railroad, and a handsome little brute of a steam locomotive.

Tom

[wcfan4ever]

I would sure like to see the following:

:Wisconsin Central/Soo Line GP35 w/o dynamic brakes
:Wisconsin Central/Missouri Pacific GP35M

I'm sure I could come up with a few more, but I dont know if they have made them. I'd like to see just about everything on the WC roster made...correctley! The Athern SD45 for WC, the nose is wrong, the Proto 2000 GP30 for WC, the stripping on the back is wrong, the only manufacture that had everything correct on a WC was Overland Brass with the SDL-39 and the F-45.

[Anonymous]

Also a high nose SD45 as run by the N&W and the Southern RR, preferably by Proto2K

[Anonymous]

PRR Q-2 4-4-6-4, and I would dearly love to see BLI do it. I own a total of seven of BLI's locomotives, and knock on wood, I have nothing but good to say about the locomotives and the company. The only problem I've had was that one of my N&W A's arrived with a detached crosshead guide,and BLI paid for return shipping and had a replacement back to me ten days after the broken unit was picked up by UPS.

[darth9x9]

The SDL-39 on page 82 of the September issue of MR.

[TrainFreak409]

Okay, AggroJones, I am obeying the rules. Only one locomotive, that has not been produced, announced, and so on.

I like HO, so that's what I will list.

First, I was planning on listing B&O's 4-4-4-4 duplex, watertube, George H. Emerson, but that was imported in the seventies, I think.

Then, I was thinking about Pennsy's S2 Turbine, but, Challenger Imports is going to release that.

Then it hit me...

THE ACE3000!
That would be a fine addition to any roster!

[8]TrainFreak409[8]

[Anonymous]

Cant figure out why N scale manufacturers have not as of yet produced an SW1. This diesel was owned by a large number of popular railroads and it had a life span of many modeling periods. Its time for another quality N scale switcher. Hope to see it soon.

[Anonymous]

HO scale FL-9 is my first choice.
If MU's can be called a locomotive, then add ex NYC ACMU's to the list.

[Anonymous]

The "GREEN GOAT"!


See here: http://www.trains.com/community/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=19530

[Anonymous]

Illinois Central 4 8 2 2600 class

[hd8091]

plastic steam
GN 4-4-2
NP or any other 4-8-0
PRR 4-4-2
Baldwin 2-4-4-2
Heavy Pacific-USRA 4-6-2 with good detail

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by egmurphy

The ten-wheeler in N scale would be my choice also. I'd settle for anything post 1900 but your pick would be fine. Bachmann had announced a 10-wheeler in their Spectrum line for this year (I have no idea on era or style, but I'd take it no matter what), then pushed it out to 2005 due to the 2-6-6-2 release. Now I hear it may be on indefinite hold (based on what one e-vendor posted on his site a couple of days ago). [:(]

Need more small post 1900- N scale steam. I'm waiting to see what the announced 2-6-0 and 4-4-0 from Model Power will look like.

Ed

The photos I've seen on one dealer's site were of Bachmann's HO model, which is a Baldwin 4-6-0 1905 to 1910 with a quote from Bachmann that their N scale model would be the same. Would fit in well in my plans. Hope the delay won't be too long.

Wayne

[AggroJones]

QUOTE: Originally posted by AggroJones

What single locomotive do you want that hasn't been made or announced yet? Don't say a model that is already out, coming soon or scheduled to happen. Just a single engine you want to be made.

I vote for the DM&IR M-4 2-8-8-4.

I'll take mine with the green boiler jacket!

[egmurphy]

QUOTE: And perhaps an Alco-Schenectady Ten Wheeler, circa 1900-1910 in N Scale. Used by the Ulster & Delaware and later were acquired by the NY Central. I could use about a half-dozen right now.

[#ditto]
The ten-wheeler in N scale would be my choice also. I'd settle for anything post 1900 but your pick would be fine. Bachmann had announced a 10-wheeler in their Spectrum line for this year (I have no idea on era or style, but I'd take it no matter what), then pushed it out to 2005 due to the 2-6-6-2 release. Now I hear it may be on indefinite hold (based on what one e-vendor posted on his site a couple of days ago). [:(]

Need more small post 1900- N scale steam. I'm waiting to see what the announced 2-6-0 and 4-4-0 from Model Power will look like.

Ed

[twhite]

To Picatso: BLI has announced a Santa Fe 2-10-2 for this Winter. HO scale. I don't know if that's your scale or not, but I can hardly wait. I don't know the class #I think 3700, but it's the one that used to work in California on the Tehachapi grade. If BLI gets the sound right, it will probably be the noisiest steam loco ever produced. The prototype sounded like a whole bevy of Thompson machine-guns when it attacked the hill.

[Anonymous]

C&NW streamlined Pacific (yeah, like that'll ever happen!)

[RedLeader]

How about the (HO)Eurostar, TGV, the ICE. Bachmann did the TGV in N a long time ago, and Marklin has the ICE in Z. I think Trix has the ICE in N also. How about some of those garratts. Raymond Lowy's 6-4-4-6. The German DB 05 003 Streamlined Cabforward. Pennsy's S-2 6-8-8 turbine. Up's 4-12-2 class 9000s, and Stalin's 2-14-4.

[Anonymous]

A good running ERIE Berkshire. I believe the ERIE was the only railroad to run that type of Berk. I have two older brass models that do not run well at all. I'm hoping someone produces a good looker and a good runner.
Mark
http://webusers.warwick.net/~u1015590/

[Anonymous]

in HO
The Baldwin Centipede
The patched D&RG SD40T-2

[Anonymous]

the C type Shark of Baldwin which I attempted to build years ago but gave in
as was not coming together right.several Alco switchers be good.

Think safety

David

[Anonymous]

Also, I"d like to have an available GE C-36-7, Never been done in plastic to my knowledge, It"s a brutish looking locomotive, and I would love to have some on my layout, in UP paint, of course.


Mac

[Anonymous]

N Scale Camelback for my Central of New Jersey yard

[Anonymous]

In N Scale:

Santa Fe GP40X's
Rochester & Southern GP40's
Kansas City Southern GP40's
Illinois Central GP40's
Santa Fe FP45's
Santa Fe F45's
Santa Fe GP60M's
BNSF Dash 9's # 4723 w/ Train Simulator logo & regular H2 #5264
Santa Fe GP7's
Fort Worth & Western GP38's
Arizona & California GP38's
SP Cab Forwards
Santa Fe RSD-15's "Alligators"
Canadian National GP40-2's
CN SD40-2W's
CSX SD40-2's
CSX GP40's
Santa Fe SD39's
Arizona & California SD45's
TRE F59PH's

-Matt

[Anonymous]

I hope the manufacturers are reading this thread!

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by DavidYoung

An 1877-1880 standard Baldwin 4-6-0 and 2-8-0, preferably with the wagon-top boiler.

And perhaps an Alco-Schenectady Ten Wheeler, circa 1900-1910 in N Scale. Used by the Ulster & Delaware and later were acquired by the NY Central. I could use about a half-dozen right now.

Wayne