What new models would you like made?

[Denver Road Doug]

Locos: Correct BNSF H2-version C44-9W, CF7, SW1, SP AC4400, GP50, C30-7, GP39-2, GP60M, GP60B, Kato SD75I or SD75M, Genset, SD45
Freight Cars: Carbon Black Covered Hoppers, 48ft Spine Cars, 57ft Spine Cars, Maxi-I Stack Car, Numerous 80's+ Tank Cars, Numerous 80's+ Gons, Upgraded Thrall Hi-Side Coal Gons, BNSF Cryo Cars, BN/BNSF Coil CARe cars, Greenville 2-Bay rock hoppers, Numerous 80's+ Covered Hoppers, Southern "Big John" Covered Hopper
Passenger Cars: Amtrak El-Cap transition coaches
MOW: Track Allignment Machines, Modern 70's+ Crane
Structures: Semi-Modern 70's+ Steel Grain Elevator,  Modern Tilt-Wall Warehouses
Vehicles: More mid/late 90's vehicles, especially GM products
Details: Grain elevator details, Grain elevator etched details, etched vehicle frame loads, more etched roofwalks for various cars, working crossing gates, more variety of working signals
Track: Revamped Ground Throws that are ~30% smaller than current CI, designed for Atlas C55 track and with power routing feature for frog; C55 Curved Turnouts

[Freighttrain]

Think it is a purpose built car.Not real sure.I know there are a few and they look identical.

[DKS]

More steam locomotives--any type, any road, don't care--I just want parts.

More detailing parts would be nice too.

[MichaelWinicki]

Track: Revamped Ground Throws that are ~30% smaller than current CI, designed for Atlas C55 track and with power routing feature for frog; C55 Curved Turnouts

Boy that's a great suggestion DRD.

I'd like to power my frogs but I want a realistic looking ground throw to do it.  The Caboose Industry throw with power routing is just hideous.  The ones without power routing are bad enough, but I refuse to put the power routing ones on my layout due to their over-all hugeness.

U28C & U30C, which share a very similar body style and the U33C, which only has a few differences. 

BTW Lee, great list.  You nailed it.

[chuck geiger]

Does anybody from Caboose Indsutries read this - Hello ground throws.....

[ljudice]

More Complete List:

NS C40-9W,  NS C40-9 (dreaming),  HH GP40, Kits for NS and CSXT slugs, SD70 spartan cab,
C39-7

Freight:
Generic 52/53' gondolas,  1970-80's 65' mill gons,
Bulkhead flatcars (as per Atlas HO), All purpose well cars
Southeastern style pulpwood cars,  4 bay hoppers
NS 1980-2000's paint scheme on MTL 3 bay hopper
DODX cars

MOW:
Mow high rail trucks: signal maintainer truck, block truck, boom truck, welding truck
Rail vehicles: tampers, tie cranes, tie inserter, ballast regulator - AT LEAST GHQ quality
Small American cranes

Structures:
More all-american homes like Atlas series

[lock4244]

More Complete List:

NS C40-9 (dreaming), SD70 spartan cab

You and I have the opposite problem... I need a wide nose on a GP40-2 and you need a standard nose on a C40-9W and SD70M. It's nice not to be the only one needing a locomotive nose job 

[sirenwerks]

Does anybody from Caboose Indsutries read this - Hello ground throws.....

As in N scale ground throws? Not those monster ones they pass off as N?

[GaryHinshaw]

UPS trailers

[ljudice]

UPS: which ones?

I thought the 40 footers were coming from Athearn?

[Bob Horn]

We really need the 28 foot drop frames. Bob.

[Smike]

Forget new, what would be nice is to have manufactures come out with the eastern road names on locos maybe once before the western ones…. just once….

[jsoflo]

Modern reefers- Tropicana and BNSF


Modern cement hoppers, 2 and 3 bay


That'd do the job for me!

[eric220]

PRR K4's, K4's, and a few more K4's.

On the wishlist, but never gonna get made, PRR T-1 and Q2, GE E-44, and Baldwin RT 624

Eric Eric Eric ....tsk tsk...... how they forget these conrail queen / pennsy fans. ;D
The Pennsylvania Baldwin RT624 and the Santa Fe DT 6-6-2000 has been prototyped and the last I heard a manufacturer had been found but then the downturn happened so I guess it will be another year or two until this pops up.

wait young grasshopper. this will happen soon... I want some modern MoW equipment like the larger trucks, and other associated products

If we got some Baldwin road switchers and/or transfer units, that would be phenomenal!

Add to the more practical list, how about another run of Atlas track cleaning cars?

[Philip H]

You and I have the opposite problem... I need a wide nose on a GP40-2 and you need a standard nose on a C40-9W and SD70M. It's nice not to be the only one needing a locomotive nose job 

You and I actually have the same need - KCS bought a bunch of these in the early 90's and I want to paint up a couple.