Something I thought of a day or two ago

[WAB1189]

I guess I will throw my list out here.

EMD RS1325 (Only two ever made. It's half GP20 and half SW1200.)
SW10
SW14
GP10
GP20

Jason

 

[whitepass]

Have a look at what I have on the DLS, RS1, RS2, C-liner, and FT.

 

[haddock56]

Whitepass, I've actually got the RS1 and RS2. Think I had the FT at one point. I would definitely like to see the GP23 and the GP40X in NS and SP livery, the SP ones having those 'elephant ears'. And how about some of the MLW engines like the RS18u? Gotta have some more Alco switchers in there.

 

[PBY357]

I was running over ideas in my head and figured I'd let some other Trainzers say what they think of them. My first idea was somewhat different and even i was a bit suprised that I thought of this.
Idea #1: More GE engines, from the U8B all the way to the C44-9W.
Idea #2: More Alco diesels--there can never be too many!

Question #1: What would you like to see get made in Trainz that isn't there yet or needs to be made in a freeware version? Post here and lets see what we can come up with!

Have any of you ever heard of the Western New York and Pennsylvania RR? how about those MILW 636?

 

[haddock56]

Oh yeah them big Canadian diesels. I like North American prototypes and the MLW M636 was a favorite of mine. How about those fierce looking wide cab M-430s from the British Columbia Railway? Canadian prototypes were always interesting to me.

 

[boleyd]

I would like the mentioned assets properly textured. Painting a really good model with simple solid colors seems odd to me. The program is capable of quite good displays of engines which are properly textured.

 

[Mick_Berg]

#1. LNER A4 Pacific
#2. LNER G5 0-4-4
#3. PRR Streamlined K4
#4. LNER J83 0-6-0
#5. Hunslet ST 'Ring Haw'
The motto is: You can never, EVER have enough LNER tank engines. :hehe:

Agreed, Lielestosbrat's N2 is the best thing to come to Trainz in ages. But we still need a really good A4.

Mick Berg.

 

[haddock56]

How about a freeware NYC Dreyfuss Hudson, Mick? And an upgraded version of the Milwaukee F7 4-6-4 and their streamlined 4-4-2s used on the Hiawatha streamliners?