what wolud be the chances of bachmann making a model of the goat and/or the camelback engine
Not good Mantua already makes them, and they run pretty good.
Quote from: ABC on August 20, 2010, 10:23:58 PM
Not good Mantua already makes them, and they run pretty good.
i know and i already have a 4-wheeled goat but i'd like to get another one. and i can't find them or the camelbacks any more
i can only find the 6-wheeled ones
look on ebay. they have the 0-6-0CB
Quote from: RAM on August 21, 2010, 11:31:26 PM
look on ebay. they have the 0-6-0CB
The 0-4-0s come up from time to time, too. The trick is to check every day.
I think if Bachmann wanted to make a camelback, a 2-8-0 would be a good choice.
Or a 4-4-0... if I rememer correctly, the wishlist thread had camelbacks mentioned quite a lot.
I think the issue with camelbacks is that they are very regional - generally confined to the anthracite roads. Bachmann generally likes to produce models that have as broad appeal as possible to maximize the market. The USRA-based locos were operated by a lot of railroads across the country. Not sure there would be the same market for, say, a Reading I-5c.
Dear All,
Not only are they regional, they are virtually all unique. A CNJ camelback can't be lettered for O&W or Reading, for instance.
Have fun!
the Bach-man