What Train Would You Like to see Made?

That would be a really cool engine, Adam. I’m kind of surprised that neither Lionel nor MTH has made it but maybe there are licensing issues since it’s from a movie.

I would love to see a Brightline train made in N scale. If I somehow got space for a medium sized O gauge layout I would like to see it in O. There are a number of Florida East Coast locomotives in both O and N but no Brightline.

Lionel Legacy US Army missile launching motorized unit, with a can motor instead of a Pullmor jackrabbit! Some hope - but I've never agitated with them about this and they'd probably turn a deaf ear anyway. This is the TMCC version I am sure everybody already knows although you need the sound-equipped command control boxcar to get the full operating features:

An O scale Union Pacific auxiliary power car. N and HO scale versions of the car have been produced. For those who model Union Pacific passenger consists, whether they are a Union Pacific Officer's train, or the President George Bush funeral train, that specific car would add a lot of realism to these trains.

Honestly I would love to have this one............

I know it was made by Atlas Car & Manufacturing Co and their called dock pushers but dont know much about it.

My O Gauge Wish List Living Document

MTH Premier w/ Proto 3 or Lionel w/Legacy

PRR 2-10-2 N1s
Strasburg RR 4-8-0 #475

FP7: Amtrak, Milwaukee Road (Hiawatha), PRR, SEPTA, Penn Central

Reading Crusader scale full set w/ 21" cars

San Diego North County Transit Coaster passenger set

Amtrak E60
Amtrak Cities Sprinter ACS-64
Amtrak Siemens Charger (Surfliner)

SEPTA Subway/Elevated sets

SEPTA Silverliner Commuter train sets

SEPTA Kawasaki single-end LRV
SEPTA Brill Bullet cars


Metroliners: Penn Central, Amtrak

F7 ABBA: Penn Central

FP45: Santa Fe, Amtrak

Flat Cars w/Trash Containers (6 car sets)

Let it be written. Let it be done!

I would like to see someone make a PRR C1 0-8-0. It would be a powerful looking steam switch engine still able to run on the smaller layouts most of us run. To my knowledge, the only 3-rail versions made were brass imports (Williams or Weaver, I believe) a long time ago, and they are as scarce as hen's teeth. Occasionally, one will see a set made for the Masonic Lodges, that was based on the C1, become available, but then the buyer would have to repaint and do an electronics upgrade to have a useful scale engine.

Chuck

The Hiawatha - early version - love that cylindrical cab.