I am sure there was a similar thread to this a couple of years ago with some wonderful suggestions. As well as the Beyer Garrett I would like to see;


Anything from Trix Fine Art range in a more affordable model especially KPEV class EG507 and T18 steam loco and BR T16, and DRG H45 Turbine Steam Locomotive, and E Lok ES 6 Halle der K.P.E.V.

A proper version of the ICE 2 with up to date electronics and sound

Diesel version of ICE

Retooling and update of Berlin S-Bahn (the tin plate version was for me nasty)

Re-issue of the TEE Ram with full sound, lights and world of operation decoder

Diesel railcar VT 137 "Stettin"

Diesel Railcar BR 650

Any big steam loco modified for WWII (I know this is against M policy but we can dream)

East Germany's Open Cast Mine Crocodiles (not sure of model number)

BR103 in Touristik livery and/or Rail Adventure livery

BR103 in Rhiengold livery like the one in Nuremberg DB Museum

E95

Class 33 electric

BR 181.2

Voith Gravita 15 (Class 265?)

Voith Maxima

V320

Class 66 Diesel

Class 77 Diesel

VT11 in blue and ivory inter city livery

V200 in green Reuschling der Brohltalbahn livery

V270 in construction yellow as part of a railway construction/maintenance set

BR711 Overhead maintenance unit

New tooling S3/6 - BR 18.4

BR98 tank loco

Streamlined BR06

BR 02 steam loco

P4 of the K.P.E.V era

Steam loco BR FC 719

Steam loco S6

Henschel-Zoelly turbine tender T38-3255

Henschel-Schmidt H17-206

Schwarzkopff H02-1001

BR16 steam loco

OBB BR 19.1 steam loco

ÖBB 5145 - Blauer Blitz railcar

OBB Rh 2045 Diesel

OBB Rh 1044 or 1042 or 1142

NS Electrical railcar "Plan V"

NS Bison Railcar

NS Koplopper in KLM livery

First Generation TGV in orange livery

Ae 6/8 BLS

Ae 4/4 BLS

Ae 8/8 BLS

SBB De 4/4

SBB Be 4/6

SBB BDe 4/4

SBB Ae 4/7

SBB GTW 2/6 or GTW 2/8 Thurbo VI

SBB Domino railcar

OBB Railjet set (I know Roco have cornered the market on this livery, but I think M could do a better version ???)

For USA I am sure some modern diesel units would be popular


Would also be great if M made a rack and pinion / cog loco like Fleischmann did in 70's & 80's for steep gradients

and like to see the SEH 800 reissued maybe as a Blue Box 'special' item

Not a loco but would love to see them make TWINDEXX Vario Double Deck coaches as well issued as a set with interior lights conductor couplings etc

If you looking at British locos then it would have to be an all metal body version of the Deltic Diesel



Oh wow I need to go and lie down now

I'd love to see some great US streamlined locos like the Commodore Vanderbildt and others from that era...
The Vanderbildt was made by M in "ancient times", and a detailed contemporary model would be welcome in my home...

Would love to see a Japanese Shinkansen 0 type,the first series from 1964,recently retired from the Japanese network.
Chances remote i would say.

Yeah,i knew that some make them in Japan.

This topic is about new Marklin models so my suggestion is for a full metal AC Marklin model.

Again,i consider it unlikely Marklin would enter the Japanese market,but dreaming is allowed,right?

Of all the Shinkansen versions,i like the first the most,this Zero version,it is the most pure of all.

This is a small list of the loco I'd like to see in Maerklin production:

-New Big Boy
-Any type of big Garratt type
-Southern Pacific Cab Forward
-Union Pacific gas turbine:
The Veranda type B+B-B+B
UP 50 GTEL "Big Blow" (C-C)+(C-C)

Yeah - that would fit with their museum theme and that is a beautiful trail. I hope to see that train at the big celebration next year - UP has some outstanding heritage locos and they keep them in amazing condition.

I'd love to see some great US streamlined locos like the Commodore Vanderbildt and others from that era...
The Vanderbildt was made by M in "ancient times", and a detailed contemporary model would be welcome in my home...

The Union Pacific Big Boy numbered 4014.