Least Likely to be made?

3-car articulated well cars.  The three prototype examples are:

 

1) Gunderson Maxi-IV

2) Trinity 3-car 53' articulated

3) NSC 3-car 53' articulated.

 

And of course, Jindo or CIMC containers to go with...

Some of the re-issued accessories that (at first glance) seem to have had their pricing structure inflated significantly by the "plug-n-play" feature.

 

Only having seen it (plug-n-play) in the catalog today, I won't quite condemn it yet, but it seems like a solution (an expensive one when you add all the track interfaces with the "plug" capability!) looking for a problem.

 

-Dave

 

New Mexico Rail Runner.

Accurate 5-car Seaboard Air Line "Silver Meteor" set.  GGD may be the only one capable of doing it, but it's gonna cost.

Never use an inexpensive twisted pair of wires when a more expensive specialized cable will do.

 

Rusty

Chicago Great Western 2-10-4 Texas

Any CGW passenger equipment

A steeplecab

The GE 70ton 600hp model  in O-Gauge. Bachmann has it in N & HO.

A "Trackless Trolley" such as ran in Baltimore MD when I was a kid (they've been made in H0), and the modern MTA "Light Rail" that's running there now.

 

And of course, more conventional control engines

 

Frisco #1522.

 

Jeff C

Now, THERE was a missed opportunity back when she was running.

 

Rusty

A Mi-Jack for unloading containers on the doublestack cars.   LOCOMOTION 

I am voting with you on this.  I think most people who recognize these would just as soon not seen one again until they have to -- so why buy a model?

An EMD SW1001 switcher.  It was in production from 1968-1986.    According to North American Locomotive Production by James T. Bradley(Bradley Enterprises, 1989),users of this locomotive included Ford Motor Company(River Rouge Plant), Reading, Conrail, CSX, NS,Genesee & Wyoming, Long Island, Chevrolet Motor Div.(Tonawanda, NY Eng. plant), Armco Steel, Champion International, Interlake Steel, Dow Chemical, Coors Brewing,and quite a few others.  

Man, oh man!...this would be simply awesome in a double Warbonnet!! 

 

 

 

 

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The Spiderman F40ph

 

rat

Cnj3676 You should consider biting the bullet and have Rev Boyd scratch build you one. Just get the Williams PA powertrain.

I hadn't thought of that option. Thanks for the suggestion. Malcolm's work is truly extraordinary. If he can build an O scale Krauss-Maffei ML 4000, he can tackle anything. Since I work in HO as well, I had entertained the thought of getting my double ender fix by looking for an Overland brass model but they typically sell in excess of a grand IF you can find one.

 

Bob

Well this one hits the "fugly" books...

 

 

Small steamer from early 20th century, PRR D-16, small ten wheelers and etc.

A 4-6-0 camel back like the LIRR rostered would be nice of course.

Scotie

I meant I want it but they wont make it and  I always rode on them and wouldprobably buy a whole fleet if they did.

Texas & Pacific 2-10-4

unfortunately!!!

Some of the older MOW flats with portable toilets have a lot of character.  That car I would buy.  Here are some fancier examples.

 

Hear, hear!