Probably thousands of us have owned an AHM model of IHB’s finest in O, HO of N scale. But what did it look like for real? And what did Trains long time Editor David P Morgan think of it?
It sounds like he was as enthralled as the rest of us.
Probably thousands of us have owned an AHM model of IHB’s finest in O, HO of N scale. But what did it look like for real? And what did Trains long time Editor David P Morgan think of it?
It sounds like he was as enthralled as the rest of us.
He commented one time about seeing one as he rode through Indiana on a passenger train. As I recall the only time he saw one
It is a magnificent locomotive.
And with Gresley valve gear, just like a 4-12-2!
Ed
Any bigger and it might have to be, well, maybe an 0-10-2. And then you’d want an auxiliary locomotive or a tender booster to start the load the thing could pull… [;)]
Rivarossi made a static O gauge model that could be powered of the IHB 0-8-0 i had one on my desk when I worked. It apparently had a tender booster truck in real life as the model front truck had side rods.