Sweden

Rc6 in SSRT-livery. It would perfectly match with HNOLL’s passenger and sleeping coaches. www.hnoll.se

Rc4 or Rd2 in green and red Green-Cargo-livery.

Swedish Tb (If I can dream!)

I would go for a BR89 (old 3000) Lok reissued with telex. After all a shunter should have telex. Peter.

The old 3029 with a five pole motor (60903 kit), and basic decoder.

Hello,

The almighty 141R 1244




In ganz metall by Märklin

A.

Purely speculative and with no intent.
Away back in the early 1960s, Tri-ang (the British model company) produced one of their all-time great models, the Class L1 as shown below.


These were used by the South Eastern and Chatham Railway prior to 1920.
An earlier L class had been delivered and ....... wait for it, half of those machines were manufactured by Borsig in Berlin.
The other half of the class were built by Beyer Peacock in Manchester.
The delivery of the Borsig locos coincided with the start of WW1 - the SECR, true to their word, paid for the locos when the war was over.

Here is the L class in model form.


This machine is quite like (except for outside cylinders) the first 3 pictures shown by Marklineisenbahn.
It would go well with the HO scale Fleischmann green Southern coaches also made in the 1960s/70s and any other British coaches of a period back into the 1920s.
And Märklin might be able to use the mechanism and chassis for a German loco at the same time.
One of those shown above or even the DRG class 13 shown here on my layout (Fleischmann model #1113 for AC digital).


Kimball

I would like to se an SBB Ae6/6 with the original lighting, and proper raised chrome stripes.

Märklin V60 with complete new work toy and new motor.
Cab light
Digital couples
Red tail light
Correct sounds file
Various era color schema