i`d really like it if they did.......in n gauge

[silly moo]

I'd like a Wainwright Class C, a miniature version of the one Bachmann did in 00. I think the livery would be a bit of a challenge.

[steve836]

I'd love a Fell and a ready made Garrett also a motorised mineral wagon to improve the haulage of modern freight locos.

[Parky]

Another vote for the Class 124 from me along with the 'Twins'

[ChrisWV10]

Not rolling stock but I'd like to see Oxford Diecast put some of their more contemporary road vehicles thru the shrink ray as well. The modern transits and artics are welcome but there's a big gap in the 70s & 80s selection. Ford capri, cortina, escort, vw golf, Austin princess (!) triumph 2500 all in OO. Can we have them in N please? Morris minors/travellers are getting a bit boring 😕

[tutenkhamunsleeping]

Adams Radial tank engine.

I'd second that, gorgeous loco.  I've got an O gauge model, but it won't stay on my N gauge track

[Agrippa]

I had to Google that one, quite a handsome old steamer. I like the Stirling single,
but I can't see an rtr  version coming out.

[steve836]

I'd like to see all (or even any) of the following East Anglia-based locos and rolling stock: E4, F5/F6, J15, J17, some Gresley non-corridor coaches, a Derby Lightweight DMU and a Cravens DMU.

Alan

I would have agreed with you there, but apart from the Brits, B17 & B12 there were no East Anglian locos available RTR so I gave up and went Midland

[Karhedron]

I'd dearly love to see 60163 Tornado in N.

Umm, you mean like the one Farish released. 



On a general note, if you want a chance to make your voice heard, go over the annual wishlist poll currently running on the "other site". I believe that the manufacturers do pay attention to this, at least to see which way the wind is blowing.

http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/page/2014Wishlist

[SD35]

 

I can't quite see it ever happening though...

[Brooksy]

I'd dearly love to see 60163 Tornado in N.

Umm, you mean like the one Farish released. 

To be fair Chris did wish this 2011 so I'm assuming that it wasn't available then and his wish came true.

I'm still waiting for one in NGF colours:

[BudgieJane]

I'd love a Fell ...

Would that be the 4-8-4 version or the 4-4-4-4 version?

[steve836]

I'd love a Fell ...

Would that be the 4-8-4 version or the 4-4-4-4 version?

Hopefully if anyone made it they would make the centre section of the  con. rod removeable

[weave]

Hi,

Might bore you all as continental but want one of these for my north west french port layout...

http://forum.e-train.fr/viewtopic.php?t=7623&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=rtg&start=15

SNCF Turbotrain. Presume HO and you need to scroll down a bit.

Did see one in N quickly (I think) at a meeting of the SNCF society about 3 years ago which I presumed scratch built, as never seen it advertised, but had to go due to work problems so never got to ask.

Cheers weave.

PS. Message to Pengi. We are owned by the supporters now and therefore you will need permission to make N figures of the mighty blues from me 

Hope you're enjoying the dizzy heights......DON'T do a Portsmouth! 

[PostModN66]

R2 (10.5" radius) points - maybe with built in motors for fiddle yards
80s/90s/00s road vehicles
60s style British flats
More modern flats/apartment blocks
A northern Victorian factory/mill
A working container crane (the Brawa one is rare and very expensive)
A 323 EMU
A Pendo
A magnetic road system
Different tunnel mouths (i.e not just the same old Peco one)
Scruffy/whispy trees (not just the "specimen" types)
Business park buildings
Those wooden strakes you get by level crossings
People dressed for summer (not in big thick coats with trilby hats)

cheers  Jon 

[EtchedPixels]

R2 (10.5" radius) points - maybe with built in motors for fiddle yards

Fleischmann and Kato and a lot of other track systems are fairly close to this. it's one reason a chunk of my fiddleyard points are recycled Fleischmann I acquired

A 323 EMU

Been there done that

Different tunnel mouths (i.e not just the same old Peco one)

Take a look at the German ones. The loading gauge is a bit larger which actually means that for 1:148 they look pretty much bang on, whereas US ones tend to look un-British and oversize.

Business park buildings

If you can find them then there is a very old Metcalfe set (from the days before they were pre-cut) of rather nice buildings in keeping for an older business park. The modern ones are generally enormous though, so you'd stick a Homebase on your layout and have no room for trains

People dressed for summer (not in big thick coats with trilby hats)

No demand  More seriously some of the Presier and Tomix range does cover this quite well. While a lot of Tomix figures are quite Japanese there are some very useful ranges of swimmers and the like, a lovely set of chefs who would fit the Pullman rakes nicely, and a set that looks like it escaped from reservoir dogs (mine are going to be bouncers I think)


Alan