I'm like to see Delaware & Hudson or Reading Super Consols in HO.
Nick
Take a Ride on the Reading with the: Reading Company Technical & Historical Society http://www.readingrailroad.org/
Well you can get the FL9 or EP5 in resin.I dont think that they will be cheap.
http://ihphobby.tripod.com/
orsonroy wrote:In no particular order, all in regularly stocked AFFORDABLE plastic: NYC L-1 class 4-8-2NYC H-5 class 2-8-2NYC H-10 class 2-8-2NYC G-16 class 2-8-0NYC K-3 or K-11 class 4-6-2
In no particular order, all in regularly stocked AFFORDABLE plastic:
NYC L-1 class 4-8-2
NYC H-5 class 2-8-2
NYC H-10 class 2-8-2
NYC G-16 class 2-8-0
NYC K-3 or K-11 class 4-6-2
Gotta agree with the beginning of Ray's list here. It would be nice to see some Mikes other than the usual H-6s. Even with the advent of the NYC L-4 coming out later this year from BLI (Yes!), I'd also like to see an L-2 made available in plastic. Some more early diesels (e.g. ALCO HH600 or HH660) would be pretty cool, too.
Tom
https://tstage9.wixsite.com/nyc-modeling
Time...It marches on...without ever turning around to see if anyone is even keeping in step.
An S scale MA & PA 4-4-0.
Enjoy
Paul
HO C&O J3a "Greenbriar" 4-8-4
HO Pere Marquette N1a Berkshire 2-8-4, like 1225 and 1223, the last remaining PM Berks.
Another run of HO SD80MACs by Kato, more Conrail and NS numbers along with CSX YN3. All with working DCC controlled marker lights.
HO SD40-2s with nose headlights for L&N/Family Lines/CSX.
HO SD40-2s with ditch lights
HO "Canadian" SD40-2s with class lights, cab mounted bells, nose headlights and ditch lights, and the single bulb rear headlight.
HO Amtrak P42s with working ditch lights (for cripe's sake, Athearn!)
More HO diesels availible with ditch lights.
New Haven FL9 and EP5 "Jet" in HO plastic.
"I like my Pullman Standards & Budds in Stainless Steel flavors, thank you!"
My vote would be for:
High Hood Alco switchers with sound in HO
SW 1001 CR, CSX, NS, Reading to name a few class 1's who own (ed) these with sound. These are not the same as the SW 1000.
SW 1500 with sound, I know PCM has announced these for sometime in the future.
I have 2 on my wish list.
1.A phase 3 GP35.For those who dont know the difference.It has the "thin" frame like a gp38.
2. Alco 430 with Hi ad trucks or AAR trucks.
Yes,I know I'm dreaming.
I would like to see a broader range of roadnames for plastic steam engine models. Broadway Limited has a great set of steam engine models but only for a handful of roadnames: UP, PRR, ATSF, NYC. While technically I could modify one of these models for my roads (CB&Q, NP), I'd rather buy one.
birdogman wrote:I agree... N scale SD40-2's ..... in Conrail & also, C39-8's in Conrail as well. Hopefully, Atlas will make 'em.
N scale SD40-2s for NS and CSX, and some C39-8s for NS. Both with working ditch lights. Why aren’t there very many SD40-2s? Aren't they a widely used prototype loco?
NKP R class 4-6-0
NKP G-3 class 2-8-0
NKP L-1 class 4-6-4
IC 1400-1599 series 2-8-2
IC 2100 series 2-8-2
IC 2095 series 4-6-2
IC 7000 series 2-8-4
PRR H-10 class 2-8-0
C&NW R-3 class 4-6-0
C&IM A-1 class 4-4-0
Wabash I-3 class 2-8-0
Wabash F-4 class 2-6-0
And some Canadian prototype steam in PLASTIC for our frozen buddies north of the border!
Ray Breyer
Modeling the NKP's Peoria Division, circa 1943
Pcarrell
This is my wish list in HO Scale. M3 or M4 DM&IR Yellowstone and B&O EM1. NP Coal version/ SP&S oil version Z8 4-6-6-4 and to top it off, SP&S A3 Oil version and NP A4 and A5 4-8-4's coal versions..
PRR Q2 4-4-6-4 and S2 Turbine 6-8-6.
Well, you asked!
CAZEPHYR
Dan Stokes
My other car is a tunnel motor
I want to see an HO F40PH- I know kato made one a few years ago, and I love the thing, but it only came in two paint schemes....And i'm not holding my breath for a new run anytime soon.....If Atlas produces one they'd probably do every scheme the F40PH was ever painted in.......And it would have better sound than my digitrax F40PH sound decoder.....
Dave
I'd like to see a RTR Reading P7 Atlantic in HO scale. I think there was an old Mantua kit but that means finding one and then building it - I'm not sure my skills are up to the task. There's also a custom builder who has one on his roster but you pay for that kind of workmanship. Something moderately priced would certainly be nice.
These were beautiful, high-speed locos that burned anthracite in a wide firebox and could exceed 100mph - that is just awesome in steam.
I would be happy if Athearn/MDC/Roundhouse would re-release their old line of HOn3 steamers. I found one on ebay, but I stil could use a couple of more for kitbashing projects.
-George
"And the sons of Pullman porters and the sons of engineers ride their father's magic carpet made of steel..."
In HO, I would like a well detailed Atlantic steam passenger engine. With DCC and sound of course.
BB
73
Bruce in the Peg
In HO, I would have said an quality FP-45 in plastic (but Athearn appears to be taking care of that). I think my next request would be a U30CG in plastic. I don't suspect something like that would sell very well, but who knows.
I would really love to see a quality Big Boy or F7 in plastic.......oh.........wait.............