The well deserved hype around the East Broad Top these days I believe makes the next obvious big On30 seller any EBT model. The locos and the doodlebug would go great on my freelance layout.

Ok, I give up. Who is already making outside frame 2-6-2s? I can't find one on Google or eBay.

I'm hoping to see an outside frame 2-6-0 or 2-6-2 of Maine 2 footer design. Maybe available as tender or tank engines to please a larger demographic ?

A Mason-Bogie, any of them. Any 6-drivered Maine 2footer. Any EBT.

Thanks for the information. Does anyone know which class of N&W 4-8-2 the Bachmann model represents? I would measure the drivers if I already had one.
Wade

I see the 4-8-2 with sound and DCC is available in N&W. Does anyone know if the N&W version is the same as the 4-8-2s the N&W sold to the W&LE?
Wade

I would like an updated h16-44 in P&WV. Or how about h20-44s? As far as steam goes how about 4-4-2s , a decent 0-4-0 and pre-USRA 2-8-2s and 4-6-2s. The NYCs' versions would be nice as they ended up on many other roads either through mergers or copying design.
Wade

Maybe the bad economy will bring back kits. My favorite kits are Red Caboose, followed by Protos and then Intermountain. They were 10$ on sale and the detail was either perfect or alterable to be perfect with little effort. My dealer told me 10 years ago or so that the kits weren't selling. I bought what I could then and now I scavenge trainshows for them. Also I have been adding details to old AHM,Bachmann,Roco and other less detailed model freight cars.
Wade

I'm rooting for an outside frame 2-6-0 or 2-6-2.  I have done many Mount Blue kits (and love them) but haven't done any Deerfield River kits. How does everyone like the Deerfield River kits?
Wade

And don't forget his evil nemessis Snidely Whiplash.
Or if you prefer the South then Deputy Dog and Musky.

  The Western Maryland had two BL-2s. They kept them until after the Chessie merger. Most of their career they were tied to a slug unit for hump service. The BL-2s were found to have weak frames so that if ever used in consist they would be on the head end. Both Wesrern Maryland BL-2s were saved. One is in the B&O Museum and one is running in Elkins, WV .
  I'm sure you can find one on e-bay under Proto 2000.
       Wade

Yes, please more Maine rolling stock and how about log loaders, cranes and/or rail mounted steam shovels to go with the side dumps and V dumps.
Wade

I'll second that! Some H20-44s would be well received too!
Wade

Fine job Harold.

If you would like to stop a thread please continue with more replies like your last one Harold.
Wade