Anything new B-Mann?

[Dusten Barefoot]

Hey bachmann, I was wondering what mounth could we expect some new announcements. I hope you have a Tweetsie Ten-Wheeler for us ET&WNC modelers.
Rock On & Live Strong
Dusten

[the Bach-man]

Dear Dusten,
There will be new announcements, again, probably at the summer conventions.
Anticipate!
the Bach-man

[max (uk)]

-chants hiesler wile having his fingers crossed- Dam. There isnt a smiley for that. 

[Tomcat]

Yeah, even if I go and whack on this dead horse again - we want a Heisler, don´t we....? Bachmann, we may deserve one, don´t we?

Kind regards, TOM

[The Old Fardt]

I have come to the contusions (head hurts) that we will only get what Bachmann decides to make and for me that is soon enough I guess but I would like to have a Heisler before my time here in this world comes to an end.

Cheers all around,  TOF

[Royce Wilson]

what size of heisler?

                                           Royce Wilson

[max (uk)]

"I want that one."

http://www.bachmanntrains.com/home-usa/gallery/album41/abi

Well, maybe with a wood load.

[Dusten Barefoot]

Well I want  a ten wheeler. From Tweetise!

[Royce Wilson]

what about a very small ten wheeler using the 4-4-0 as a start?
or a 2-6-0...wow!!!!!!!!!!

::)Royce Wilson

[Royce Wilson]

I still think a Mason Bogie would fit the bill.
                                                                        Royce Wilson

[wade]

Yes sir Mason Bogie is my vote too. I'll buy more Maine 2ft based models too.
Wade

[kenruof]

Yes,

I will third the Mason Bogie!!!

Ken
N VA

[ossygobbin]

SRRL 24 for me

[Ken]

   Kilbourne & Jacobs  Steel Ore cars as built by Pacific Car & Foundry Co
of Renton Washington for Hidden Creek Copper
(Steel Rails & Silver Dreams)

   Ken
     GWN

[Nick_Burman]

 I suggest 2 loco possibilities:

- a 2-6-2 with tender - a SR&RL #24 lookalike is a good bet;
- a 4-6-0 - a proper 30" gauge loco, with outside wheels, tapered boiler (a Tweetsie-lookalike) and with a size which is intermediate between the 4-4-0 and the 2-8-0.

- Steel freight cars would be welcome...

Cheers NB