Terry;
Is it by chance the PFM 4-6-2 lettered for the CB&Q that Hills Hobby has
had for sale for many moons? If so, that model is a USRA light 4-6-2
and really does not begin to resemble any of the Q's 4-6-2's other than
having the same wheel arrangement. If all you want is an approximation,
you'd be money ahead to buy an Athearn Genesis USRA light 4-6-2 and
letter it for the Q. As other posters have commented, the only Q 4-6-2
that has been done is the S-2A imported many years ago by LMB. I have a
couple of them, and while sparsely detailed by today's standards, they
are sturdy, well-running models that are easily upgraded. Wish we had
better news for you.
Kind regards, Rob Adams
Schultz Terry-QA2088 wrote:
>Does anyone have experience with a CB&Q brass HO scale 4-6-2 class S-3
>imported by PFM. Is it prototypical? Does it run well? I saw one at a LHS for
>a pretty good price. Actually the price seemed too good for brass. Thanks
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steamera@netins.net
Modeling Keokuk, IA and the CB&Q's K&W branch, circa 1938
http://www.KeokukandWesternRR.com
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