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Although a newbie, i would love to a 1/24 British locomotive Princess class or Tornado class.I have only just started the D51 and absolutley love it so this will give you a couple of years to develope a new loco .......................... heehee any one else out ther keen to see new locos? 
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Well, we can hope for the C57, which already runs at DeAgostini Japan. And then of course there's this.... thing.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjAB2fDcdrg
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Yes I would love to see a large scale US train like the big boy pacific train.
A 1/24 mallard would be nice too
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I am building a 1/32 scale Jupiter train which is what the Disney train was based on. Now a 1/16 Jupiter train would be mind blowing
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darbyvet wrote:
I am building a 1/32 scale Jupiter train which is what the Disney train was based on.
Now a 1/16 Jupiter train would be mind blowing
Oh wow. This really existed. I always thought this design was a caricature with the comically oversized stack and all. Whoops.
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Yup.here is the real Jupiter train https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jupiter_(locomotive)
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What about a nicely detailed model of the Orient Express? I think that would be a great model to see.
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Dan Kramer wrote:What about a nicely detailed model of the Orient Express? I think that would be a great model to see. I think that is an excellent idea
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That would be nice, but the question would be which locomotive to use to represent the Express. There were several dozen different models in use. For instance when the Orient Express ran for the first time, twenty different locomotives were used to pull the wagons all the way.
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Rank: Beginner Level 2 Groups: Registered
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Well that was a surprise did not expect so many ideas in just a day or so, my personal favourite would be any british loco and maybe some follow on coaches in 1/24. o.k i know you would need some serious wall space for display but at this scale they are stunning.
Steve
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