Quote from: Trainman203 on June 13, 2017, 09:27:23 PM
Is that photo a Bachmann model ?  Is there a companion combine?

It's a Roundhouse "exclusive limited edition" and other such jargon model from the Railroad in the title of this thread. So that's a no go both. That's why I was asking if the bachmann models would work with it. I love bachmann and work rather go to them first.

I have #20, the Maryland and Pennsylvania coach named William M. Moedinger. So any clue what coaches would work? It looks like the closest ones would be the 1860-80 Coaches that Bachmann has in the red unlettered or Pennsylvania paint schemes, but I want to make sure.

If it helps it looks like this.




That last one is the actual model.

Just yesterday I visited the Strasburg Railroad, something I haven't done since I was a little kid, and while I was there they had a limited addition passenger car from the railroad, so I picked one up. The thing is I don't know if the 1860-80 coaches would work, and if not this brings up an old topic of Bachmann actually producing Strasburg Railroad locos and cars. Maybe even doing what they did with the Thomas and Friends line and make the little Pint-sized Pufferbelly in HOn30 scale. They already have Bachmann products at the railroad so their own Railroad Merchandise would be there for sure. Just a thought.

Quote from: codyjk727 on June 11, 2017, 09:12:45 PM
Next, after all of the TV series Narrow Gauge engines (including Bertram, Duke, Freddie, Mighty Mac, Luke, and Millie), are you guys gonna do Ivo Hugh and Smudger?

No they probably won't even get that far, until they get added into the cgi series.

Annie and Clarabel, Troublesome Trucks.

Here's some 3-D printed rolling stock if anyone wants it.

https://www.shapeways.com/shops/elsbridge-model-shop?section=&sort=pricelh

There's some different/more accurate slate wagons and a flatbed and another wagon of sorts that could maybe be used to make Cora. Just thought I'd share.

N scale is possible for the same reasons Bachmann and Hornby have a coexisting range. Tomix is dedicated to the Asia market, Bachmann is available in most places that speak English. However now the big fighting ground is narrow gauge, no one but Bachmann has it so seeing as how popular it is we may see that get expanded into a new gauge in a few years, because no one does it, there's no competition yet.

I want On30 scale Skarloey railway locos. I would buy those in a heartbeat as just recently I got a small mining section that would work amazing with it.

Quote from: richarddoneit on May 15, 2017, 06:39:26 PM
This is 2017

This would be better suited for the Thomas & Friends in 2018 thread. That is where wishlists or guesses for future products go until the 2018 Official announcements are out.

Quote from: richarddoneit on May 15, 2017, 06:30:33 PM
Bachmann Thomas And Friends announced 2017 to 2018

This would be better suited for the Thomas & Friends in 2018 thread. That is where wishlists or guesses for future products go until the 2018 Official announcements are out.

Quote from: richarddoneit on May 15, 2017, 03:29:11 PM
Dear Thomas & Friends™ fans,
this is all the trains I want in 2017 bachmann best get making

This would be better suited for the Thomas & Friends in 2018 thread. That is where wishlists or guesses for future products go until the 2018 Official announcements are out.

Quote from: richarddoneit on May 14, 2017, 11:48:40 AM
I can't wait to get Stanley Charlie rather rocky Murdock Paxton Harvey Billy nevel Molly Ryan Stafford porter Stepney Sansom duff scruff Sam hank just Jerome hope they hurry up and make them

This would be better suited for the Thomas & Friends in 2018 thread. That is where wishlists or guesses for future products go until the 2018 Official announcements are out.

Well it seems like the tank cars with faces are back in Journey Beyond Sodor so it's more likely that the next troublesome truck will be a tanker.

Send pictures and/or videos Anthony. I'd love to see Skarloey with them.

Rosie is coming in June-July according to a video by bachmann which is in the Rheneas thread.