What do people hope to see in the range?

[Allegheny160]

I would very much like to see a Hymek in Green and a maroon Western become available at some point.

1960s Western Region for me!

[daftbovine]

I’d love to see a whole range of smaller tank engines especially Terriers. Make a Terrier and I’ll be hooked.

[Shunter77]

My main interest is the Blue BR period, probably because it is what I remember from the days of my youth, and given most of my life has been spent in the Eastern Region anything active in that area is what I would like to see.

I have an 08 on order, am looking forward to classes 31, 37 and others. One I did not notice if there was any plan for was the class 20.

The other areas I hope to see are DMU's and some additional freight stock.

[Tim Dubya]

Ivatt Mickey Mouse

G6

O2

M7

Standard 3 & 4MT tanks

T9

700 Black Motor

LSWR Ironclads (Inc Pull-Push sets)

SR Maunsells

SR Bulleids

[Keith-1260027]

A GWR Toad Brake Van would be generally useful and my first choice request.

DMU’s - first generation would appeal to me - second generation and contemporary too.

At some point - though perhaps not an immediate priority, I’d be tempted by Overhead Electrics (locos or multiple units).

Just some thoughts, Keith.

[OffRoader]

I'd love to see both the Hymek and the Western diesels along with a class 370 APT.

Bulleid Battle of Britain and Merchant Navy class southern locos too.

[frey-1222498]

APT Class 370 sounds great.

What about these sexy girls.

[rman]

Class 17 Diesel

Class 28 Diesel

Class 40 Diesel

[Robert-1262593]

For me it would be DMUs in blue or blue/grey. A Peak would be nice too, as would a 20 with a dummy version for double-heading. And freight, lots of freight vehicles for those little shunting layouts.

[david_watts1]

Mk3 coaches in Royal Claret livery with either Britannia or the Flying Scotsman with white cab roof to pull them, or a class 66, 47 or 67 in claret livery to match. Or whatever other loco has pulled them over the years.

[david_watts1]

Era 3 wagons: 1 plank with load (conflats), 3 planks, 5 planks, 7 planks and 7 planks with greedy boards (coke). Six-wheel tankers, coaches and brake vans. A breakdown crane with support vehicles. Cattle wagons, banana vans.

[Wighty]

Be nice to have a 3F numbered 47607, an 'homage' to the first Triang TT Loco!

[Wighty]

Be nice to have the 3F as 47607 as an 'homage' to the very first Triang TT loco!

[Marky Mark1707822078]

Virgin Trains HST

Virgin Trains Pendolino

Virgin Trains Voyager

Class 37 & 47 (sectorisation liveries)

Intercity Mk3 Sleepers

[Northern Star1707823003]

Class 55 Deltic + prototype

Class 52 Western

Class 42 Warship

Lots more freight wagons

Plus ( and this is a long shot ) a military train with tanks , jeeps & apc's & the flat wagons they used in World War 2 & maybe modern era as well .

[Andrew-1262465]

Having just put in an order I'd like to see some more BR Blue covering the eighties.

Class 25

Class 31

Class 37

Class 47

Also some suitable freight stock Presflos, Freightliner, Brakevans, gas tanks etc as well as postal stock.

Eventually a DMU and AC locos.

It was a bit of a disappointment to see other brands withdraw their offerings to this scale but I'm sure its not too hard to scale current designs in this world of modern technology.

There's loads of possibilities, obviously it's down to Hornby to decided what a d when they feed stuff out.

[D9020 Nimbus]

Class 31 and 47 in BR blue are already planned for phases 3 and 4. A class 37 is planned, but not as yet in blue but surely that will come. No class 25 mentioned so far, and Hornby won't have any CAD to go on—the 1970s OO model was a long time ago. But if they still have the drawings, it was highly regarded as far as its shape was concerned, more so than some more recent attempts.

The disadvantage of the class 25—from Hornby's point of view—is the limited range of liveries available compared to the others.

[gc4946]

Hornby had to start somewhere and so far I've been impressed with its initial range even though no small to medium sized steam locos or multiple units are yet available.

I'd like Hornby to release a Terrier, LMS 3F Jinty, class 101 DMU and a 4VEP in TT.

These will cover a wide variety of bases.

Also release SR Maunsell's carriages to complete the "big four" carriage stock lineup.

I also hope Hornby's 4- and 6-wheel coaches in OO get shrunk to TT.

[rman]

A J70 Tram

[rman]

Black Pannier either BR or GWR

Q1

Class 101

[Max_555_755]

Also, ...

I'd find the following Train sets attractive.

• BR Green 08 shunting freight set
• BR/GCR "Starlight Special" set. - Early 1950s A3/GNR tender with matching BR Mk1 coaches based on the GC "Starlight special" service (same as existing A4 set but with different loco)

The A4 is a lovely model but the early BR A3 with GNR tender is stunning and an A4 doesn't match the Midlands area I'd model. Nor, sadly do the Pullmans, more rooted in ECML.

[See See Rider]

All things BR Sectorisation for me please. I've pre-ordered all the 'Era 8' items, and plan to do the same for any future new items added to the catalogue. Coming from an O and 1 Gauge background- I'm enjoying all the pre-ordering and look forward to running realistic consists - something I just can't do easily in the larger scales.

[Taigatrommel]

A first generation DMU. A class 108 would remove all my hesitation about ditching N in favour of TT, but realistically a 101 is a better choice on the basis of longevity, geographical spread and livery variation.

[rman]

GWR or BR 56xx

[M. Matthews]

Far fetched but a 171, 377 & 700 would see me ripping up my layout and switching in an instant.