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Sound File Editor so we can move sounds from one engine to another. Like the Crossing whistle into older steamers.

Imperial Railking Steamers in Unlettered versions so those of us whose roads get rare attention can letter our own.
I'd think they would sell well.

The operating Coal loads sounds interesting, never seen one. Bet they didn't make it in Rio Grande tho...
In no particular order

1) Railking Building Lemon Ice King of Corona
2) PANAM sd40 and caboose
3) New York Central Xplorer
4) Cleveland Union Terminal GP9
5) New York Central Jade Green e8s
6) GM Train of tomorrow
7) American Orient Express
8) Cooors F40ph
9) Hooudini Lager Boxcar
10) The Disney 4-6-0
11) Tinplate #8 or #9 trolley for Halloween and or Christmas
12) a 390 or 392 steamer
13) O gauge girls tinplate freight
14 O gauge circus tinplate train
15) A standard gauge mint or aquarium car
16) A postwar style single dome tank with orange gulf logo
17) A do over of the Std Gauge Blue Comet Head end car
18) A in O gauge tinplate, a lemon comet, orange comet, silver comet , black comet, using the commodore engine
19) there's also about 6 GG1s that havent been done in railking yet..including the Jersey Centrals

and just as a side editorial I would like to see a rolling stock series of New York Worlds Fair rolling stock to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the fair in 2014. I'm guessing if its announced now ..we'll see it in 2014

rat

oh and a Spide.....ah never mind.
All Premier with PS 3.0:

NO WIRE TETHERS ON ABA SETS

21” Passenger Sets:
Amfleet
Viewliner Sleeper & Diner
Amtrak Bi-Level sets w/ Full Dome car
Penn Central

FP7 ABBA

Amtrak, Reading, Milwaukee Road (Hiawatha), PRR, SEPTA

Reading Crusader scale full set w/ 21" cars


Amtrak E60

Amtrak HHP-8
Amtrak Acela


SEPTA Subway/Elevated sets

SEPTA Silverliner Commuter train sets

SEPTA Kawasaki single-end LRV
SEPTA Brill Bullet cars

Metroliners:
PRR, Penn Central, Amtrak

Rail Diesel Cars (RDC) scale sets (any and all roads)



New Jersey Transit GP40PH-2B (Atlantic City Line, rebuilds from GP40s)

F7 ABBA (Passenger): 
Penn Central

E8 ABA: 
Penn Central

SD45: 
Penn Central

Fairbanks Morse Trainmaster:
Milwaukee Road

PRR 2-10-2 N1s
OH, I forgot one:


Offer individual powered diesels like the F3A. I don't want but one and at the price they're asking for an ABA set I'd just as soon get 1 fine looking F3A from another maker.

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I doubt that's gonna happen... Fantasy seems to sell.


Unfortunate, but correct.

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That's called DCC.


No, that's called good engineering. It would make life easier for the techs (and owners) to work on them.

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I think any further downgrading of Premire's to RailKing will not see signifcantly lower prices because of rising production costs in general.


And I think if they came out with a better (more detail Premier) engine the price of the older engine would either have to go down or the new engine would be much higher. They most certainly wouldn't be the same price and if they raise the Premier line any higher they risk losing customers.

Anyway, this is my opinion and I'm sticking with it. Wink
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Originally posted by Mister_Lee:
A Russian decapod with tender correct for the Saint Louis and San Francisco (Frisco) and the Eagle Picher Mining Co. Most of the extant Russian decapods here in the Americas are ex-Frisco.


Yes! YES!! YES!!! Especially 1630!


Five of the six surviving Russian's are Frisco. The other is Seaboard.

Except that Eagle Picher cut back the coal bunker to make it a clear vision tender, plus they relocated the headlight into a funky high off-center position.

Rusty
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ATSF Class 1 "Amos and Andy" Box Cabs in original configuration with skirts.

I'd love a set of these! They must be Premier, and not railKing, though.

I would also like to see a re-release of the GM Demonstrator FT units, in demonstrator colors, with an additional B unit so the correct A-B-B-A set could be run.

Finally, I would like MTH, as well as Lionel, to make powering kits like Williams does. That way you could power up a dummy diesel easily.
I agree the 44 Tonner would be a good one... but there's a few other models I'd love to see someday!

First, I'd buy a New Mexico Rail Runner in a heartbeat:


I'm surprised nobody seems to have made an E1 yet... It's a sleek looking loco:


...and I have a soft spot for these early streamliners, so I'd also pre-order an M-10005 without any hesitation:
I'd be pleased to see a UP 9000 class 4-12-2 loco, a U50C and a DDA40X Centennial!

This trio would be a good way of marking the 150th anniversary of the Union Pacific - I'm surprised that MTH has not yet latched on to that.

In these cash-strapped times there would be no development costs as of course they would be a (a very welcome) re-issue.

Regards, David
Hmmm I'll keep this short. If MTH doesn't want to do much new tooling maybe they can rerun on some favorites and even do some minor improvements/updates. I missed out on some of these even when I ordered early;
Premier
Pennsy S1
Pennsy GG1's
PC GG1
PC Rectifier with new trucks
NYC E8's or whatever the 20th Century Limited used
NJT, VRE and CALTrains F40PH
BNSF ES44DC
Amtrak "toasters"

New tooling
scale length passenger cars, bilevels, centerbeam flats, with trucks properly placed or as close as possible.
Cars that ride lower
Pennsy scale Turbine
scale length amfleet
scale length viewliners
scale tropicana refrigerator cars (the latest ones their using)
scale harry potter train
Flying Scotsman
"Chinese" Steam
Scale Washington Metro

All I can think of at the moment.
Great Idea!

New Designation 20-XXXXX-4 Hi Rail Version 3rail wheels, fixed pilots, eltro fired scale coupler, right out of the BOX.



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Originally posted by RWDeano:
For about 4th year runing,
E-7 ABA with true scale trucks,
SD-7 & 9's Complete retooling, scale acurate trucks,
Scale Electro controlled Couplers, with retro kit.
New Designation 20-XXXXX-4 Hi Rail Version 3rail wheels, fixed pilots, eltro fired scale coupler, right out of the BOX.
Simple, RWDeano
I second that on the

Amtrak E60
Amtrak HHP-8
Metroliners


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Originally posted by Traindiesel:
All Premier with PS 3.0:

NO WIRE TETHERS ON ABA SETS

21” Passenger Sets:
Amfleet
Viewliner Sleeper & Diner
Amtrak Bi-Level sets w/ Full Dome car
Penn Central

FP7 ABBA

Amtrak, Reading, Milwaukee Road (Hiawatha), PRR, SEPTA

Reading Crusader scale full set w/ 21" cars


Amtrak E60

Amtrak HHP-8
Amtrak Acela


SEPTA Subway/Elevated sets

SEPTA Silverliner Commuter train sets

SEPTA Kawasaki single-end LRV
SEPTA Brill Bullet cars

Metroliners:
PRR, Penn Central, Amtrak

Rail Diesel Cars (RDC) scale sets (any and all roads)



New Jersey Transit GP40PH-2B (Atlantic City Line, rebuilds from GP40s)

F7 ABBA (Passenger): 
Penn Central

E8 ABA: 
Penn Central

SD45: 
Penn Central

Fairbanks Morse Trainmaster:
Milwaukee Road

PRR 2-10-2 N1s
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Scale Washington Metro


Except you'd never be able to run it because the tracks are always undergoing maintenance, and if the tracks are actually OK for a short time, the brakes are falling off the cars. Not to mention that due to budget constraints, we're going to have to raise the cost of these cars in order to provide them at an even lower level of service. Big Grin


I would go for the Viewliners though.
The Santa Fe high levels are a good idea, even though I'm not likely to buy some myself. If I did them, I'd release a set with one car having high end doors at one end and low-end doors at the other, just the way that John Santa Fe ordered. The high-levels could not only be released in Santa Fe but also early Amtrak paint, too.
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