07-11-2016, 04:59 AM
Thanks Wayne and Glen. These sister locomotives share a lot of common characteristics (running board steps, tapered boiler, domes, etc.) with other Temiscouata engine (4-6-0) bought new from MLW in 1909 and 1910. Only the cab vary. Temiscouata seem to have been consistent in cab style.
Wayne, you can send me the photos. By crossing the references, I should be able to have a good idea of the locomotive. I'm not sure yet, but I plan to build it as delivered in 1909 as a Temiscouata locomotive. I was only in service for a few months and shouldn't have been modified by the railway.
Matt
Wayne, you can send me the photos. By crossing the references, I should be able to have a good idea of the locomotive. I'm not sure yet, but I plan to build it as delivered in 1909 as a Temiscouata locomotive. I was only in service for a few months and shouldn't have been modified by the railway.
Matt
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