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[CBQ] Looking to Model HO 4-4-0 American Type

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Subject: [CBQ] Looking to Model HO 4-4-0 American Type
From: "Peter S Weber via Groups.Io" <owl_man_2000=yahoo.com@groups.io>
Date: Mon, 27 Jan 2020 12:15:39 -0800
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I hope to model CB&Q #23 (4-4-0 American) in HO. I want to model it as it operated in 1887 with the wagon-top boiler and larger drivers, rather than after its rebuild and re-numbering to #412.
 
It is my belief that it would look more like the engine in the attached photograph. 
 
Can you experienced modelers point me to an HO engine that would be a good starting point for customizing to look like #70 in the configuration I want?
 
Any tips, advice or direction is appreciated. 
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Peter S. Weber
Great Grandson of CB&Q Engineer
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