Favorite Diesel Locomotive to Model?

[Anonymous]

Here are some locomotive i would like to see be produced in HO scale in plastic and not cost $60 or more .
military style 44 tonner with lowered cab
GE 44 tonner with off centered cab
EMD SDL39
General Motors of Canada GMD1
SW1001 (or at least the shell to fit on Athearn's SW1000 underframe)
ALCO and EMD versions of MRS1
GE U18B
GP8, GP10 and GP11 shells to fit on Athearn's GP7's underframe

[Anonymous]

Here are some locomotive i would like to see be produced in HO scale in plastic and not cost $60 or more .
military style 44 tonner with lowered cab
GE 44 tonner with off centered cab
EMD SDL39
General Motors of Canada GMD1
SW1001 (or at least the shell to fit on Athearn's SW1000 underframe)
ALCO and EMD versions of MRS1
GE U18B
GP8, GP10 and GP11 shells to fit on Athearn's GP7's underframe

[the-big-blow]

Three unit Gas-Turbines

[the-big-blow]

Three unit Gas-Turbines

[88gta350]

I have several favorites, GP-38/40's, Dash 8 and 9's (although they don't really fit into my era/road) and GE u-boats for some reason, don't ask me why but I like 'em.

Dave

[88gta350]

I have several favorites, GP-38/40's, Dash 8 and 9's (although they don't really fit into my era/road) and GE u-boats for some reason, don't ask me why but I like 'em.

Dave

[ClinchValleySD40]

SD40.

[ClinchValleySD40]

SD40.

[Anonymous]

SD90MAC , SD80MAC BNSF ,GP60M BNSF

[Anonymous]

SD90MAC , SD80MAC BNSF ,GP60M BNSF

[Anonymous]

I also would like to see shorter diesel and steam locomotives instead of the huge behemoths like SD60's, SD70's, 2-6-6-2's and other diesel and steam locomotives that are over a foot long and need a minimum of 30 or more inches curve radius.

how is what iu would like to see in way of short length loco's in plastic and ready to run

1. Porter locomotives 30 to 50 tonners
2. RS3M's both DeWitt" & "Altoona" versions
3. Or RS3M body shells- "Altoona & DeWitt versions to fit on Stewart Hobbies frames
4. Illinois Central SW13's and SW14's or body shells to fit on Athearn SW7 frame

[Anonymous]

I also would like to see shorter diesel and steam locomotives instead of the huge behemoths like SD60's, SD70's, 2-6-6-2's and other diesel and steam locomotives that are over a foot long and need a minimum of 30 or more inches curve radius.

how is what iu would like to see in way of short length loco's in plastic and ready to run

1. Porter locomotives 30 to 50 tonners
2. RS3M's both DeWitt" & "Altoona" versions
3. Or RS3M body shells- "Altoona & DeWitt versions to fit on Stewart Hobbies frames
4. Illinois Central SW13's and SW14's or body shells to fit on Athearn SW7 frame

[Kozzie]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Jetrock

Sign me up with the Geep fans--I own two, an SP "bloody nose" GP9 I got from my father, and a WP "Zephyr" schemed GP7 based on a prototype that was later sold to Sacramento Northern, the line I model, but was still owned by WP during the era I model.

Grew up watching Geeps putter around Sacramento and Roseville and have a big, big fondness for them. Part of me really wants an HO narrow-gauge Porter, and am generally fond of small diesels--the Geep is about the biggest engine I like!

Jetrock, I can recommend a narrow-gauge Porter. I have recently bought an On30 0-4-2 Porter made by Bachmann Spectrum and it goes like cream over jelly. hopegully i can set up an On30 layout soon in the garage.

Hi from 'Downunder'

Kozzie
Brisbane, Australia

[Kozzie]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Jetrock

Sign me up with the Geep fans--I own two, an SP "bloody nose" GP9 I got from my father, and a WP "Zephyr" schemed GP7 based on a prototype that was later sold to Sacramento Northern, the line I model, but was still owned by WP during the era I model.

Grew up watching Geeps putter around Sacramento and Roseville and have a big, big fondness for them. Part of me really wants an HO narrow-gauge Porter, and am generally fond of small diesels--the Geep is about the biggest engine I like!

Jetrock, I can recommend a narrow-gauge Porter. I have recently bought an On30 0-4-2 Porter made by Bachmann Spectrum and it goes like cream over jelly. hopegully i can set up an On30 layout soon in the garage.

Hi from 'Downunder'

Kozzie
Brisbane, Australia

[Kozzie]

QUOTE: Originally posted by RMaxfield

E Units E7/8/9's .

RMax

R/max, I agree. The E units are classics! I would only differ that the earlier E's looked better with the raked nose.

Kozzie
Brisbane, Australia

[Kozzie]

QUOTE: Originally posted by RMaxfield

E Units E7/8/9's .

RMax

R/max, I agree. The E units are classics! I would only differ that the earlier E's looked better with the raked nose.

Kozzie
Brisbane, Australia

[NevinW]

FT, F3 or F7 in B&O or Western Maryland colors. - Nevin

[NevinW]

FT, F3 or F7 in B&O or Western Maryland colors. - Nevin

[Anonymous]

Burlington Northern SD40-2's, along with a couple GP50's and cabless B30-7a's. I wont bother to think of other locos until i get good roster of these diesels (that wont be for awhile).

Josh Ziegler
Spokane, WA

[Anonymous]

Burlington Northern SD40-2's, along with a couple GP50's and cabless B30-7a's. I wont bother to think of other locos until i get good roster of these diesels (that wont be for awhile).

Josh Ziegler
Spokane, WA