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D500, I only know of the well known Allegheny's, and overall, I suppose, that they aren't THAT bad, but that Second Story Pilot deck has always just looked wrong/ awful to ME, YMMV.

 

 We all have different tastes, seems that I also offended a few folks awhile back when I voiced MY OPINION, on the GAG1(GG1), Then there were those that couldn't see the BEAUTY in the Aero-Train, and there is the untold number of complainers every time a UP Big Boy or Challenger is released, but some how those always seem to sell, which, I Imagine is WHY they keep being produced.

 

Different Strokes, for Different Folks,

 

Doug

I would personally like to see a Vision Line model of an NS RoadRailer set complete with a NS GP60 with rotating fan blades, semi fixed pilot, opening engine cabinet doors, working gauges and cab screens, and a pop off nose to reveal a bathroom, and 9-10 RoadRailer cars with rotating bearing cabs, and sounds like Lionel did on the tank cars a few years ago.

Originally Posted by J Daddy:

The Allegheny is a no-brainer. Long over due.

However I was hoping Lionel would break their re-release strategy and maybe do something spectacular? 

 

Like the C&O M1 steam turbine...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I would love to see the M1 turbine! That thing is so big and powerful looking: amazing. Of course, lets try to keep it as low cost as possible for us people that want Vision Line but don't have $2999.99 or $3999.99 to spare! 

Doug (challenger3980) - no offense, bud. All in good fun - and I'm not the biggest fan of the GG1, either - though I don't dislike it. I do like electrics, but as a NYC guy, well, a PRR unit is always...suspect!

 

I do love the beasty Allegheny (I have only that nice K-Line 1:58 version), but it is not my

favorite articulated.

 

If we are to see a Vision articulated, is should, would, MUST be the SP AC-9 2-8-8-4 Lima.

Best-looking articulated, ever. 

 

Still vote for the Niagara - in a Pilot version, too.

 

 

Originally Posted by Harry's Trains:
Originally Posted by J Daddy:

The Allegheny is a no-brainer. Long over due.

However I was hoping Lionel would break their re-release strategy and maybe do something spectacular? 

 

Like the C&O M1 steam turbine...

 

CO1

I would love to see the M1 turbine! That thing is so big and powerful looking: amazing. Of course, lets try to keep it as low cost as possible for us people that want Vision Line but don't have $2999.99 or $3999.99 to spare! 

I seem to recall it took MTH a long time to unload their C&O turbines for far less.

 

Rusty

Last edited by Rusty Traque

What makes the Vision Line the Vision Line are features that have never been done in O gauge before.

 

So the real question is not so much which engine, but what new features can be done?

 

Personally, I'd just like re-issues of the N&W J 611 and UP FEF 844 with whistle smoke (and they can do multiple road numbers for those who don't want another 611 or 844).

 

Andy

 A VL J? Are you kidding me, no way. There must be thousands of J's out there made by our mfgs. We don't need another one. The C&O M1 turbine would be worse then the centipede, a door stop for sure. 

 

Lets have something new, like a UP mountain, or something from the early part of the 20 th century, maybe a set with scale cars. How about a NYC  2-6-6-2, the only articulated the NYC owned. 

 

Make it reasonable and not in the $2900+ range, keep it in the $1400-$1900 range and they will sell. Any higher, keep them. 

Originally Posted by Rusty Traque:
Originally Posted by Harry's Trains:
Originally Posted by J Daddy:

The Allegheny is a no-brainer. Long over due.

However I was hoping Lionel would break their re-release strategy and maybe do something spectacular? 

 

Like the C&O M1 steam turbine...

 

CO1

I would love to see the M1 turbine! That thing is so big and powerful looking: amazing. Of course, lets try to keep it as low cost as possible for us people that want Vision Line but don't have $2999.99 or $3999.99 to spare! 

I seem to recall it took MTH a long time to unload their C&O turbines for far less.

 

Rusty


You are right sir... that means the 12 other people that wanted that thing already have it. 

 

btw: my vote goes to the FEF fer sure!!

Last edited by RD

I think that they should look in to the Southern 630. It could run on almost any layout (their old 2-8-0 release can run on O-31). It is a modest sized locomotive that still runs today. With the same tooling they could do the Southern 722 (in green and black) and the Savannah and Atlanta 750. I think the market is overcrowded with big stuff. I love watching articulateds as much as the next guy, but sticking smoke effects in a 30 inch boiler is easy. Let's try and get it in something smaller.

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