The question is do you go in and represent an era region allowing some to start or do you do a scatter gun approach? Im not a TT modeler so some might have been announced already
No brainer future releases
LMS/BR LM
3f jinty-Can it share the j50 chassis?
Black 5 -Announced?
8f
mogul or 0-6-0 - ideal if you could share chassis with other models with similar wheel base even if wheels need to be unique
GWR BR WR
Castle
King
little tank engine - Panier
mogul or 0-6-0 - ideal if you could share chassis with other models with similar wheel base even if wheels need to be unique
SR
Bulied pacific
Re Built Bulied
A popular tank engine N2?
Slam door EMU - Br green through to privatization, lots of people would have taken one in london/the south at some point in their life
BR
Britannia
9F would be very impressive in TT
(5 or 4 MT) Not sure about sale figures for these
BR Diesel
20
37- Anounced
47-Anounced?
40
60- To complement 66 as well as other BR Diesels, lots of livery's plus they have one in the 1:1 colection
DMU
Hard sell compared to more interesting Locomotives, if anything class 101 large geographic spread and a fair few livery's
Coaches
mk2s
teak LNER
BR surburban or LMS equivalent that could be used in BR era as well
GWR coach to go with castle or tank engine
Wagons
16t mineral
BR vacuum brake short wheel base van
HAA Coal wagon
5 and 7 plank generic steam age freight wagon
Brake down Crane
VGA wagon for late BR and modern use
Wild Cards
Union Pacific Big Boy- A lot of people would buy for the novelty in UK and Europe, largest steam loco in the world
Union Pacific Centennial - Probably less popular than a BIG Boy but the largest Diesel loco in the world