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Hello all ...drive looks like Hines      Hines advertised a Mikado (1946)  , 0-8-0 ( 1947) , and a Pacific (1949) .......but there are several of the Consolidations out there     ......Hines went to Simmons in KS   about 1951 ..and shortly after to Pearce .....so unknown if the Consolidation is a pure Hines or a later Pearce ...

Jim DeBruin wrote about Hines with photos comparing the Consolidation / Mike / 0-8-0 ... photos below . 

the tender is cast aluminum..... looks as if same tender for all engines .

Bill Lenoir designed the Hines engines ...that is why that look good ...  only the Mike has Adams castings ..later engines cast some where else ... perhaps  Pearce ? ..... 

 

Last photos the Berkshire .... designed by Lenoir ..in my opinion the best looking of the bunch ... was going to be after the Mike in production  casting by Adams ...but Hines forgot to pay Adams for the Mike castings ...so Berk castings were sold to Central Locomotive Works  by 1948 ...

 

Cheers Carey  

 

MR Dec 1946 Mike Pacific April MR 1949MR Dec 1947 080 annoucementmy 080Mike 188Hines-Pearce 2-8-0 and 080Hines 282 and Pearce 280 Jim

 

Berkshire with tender aBerkshire with tender

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  • MR Dec 1946 Mike
  • Pacific April MR 1949
  • MR Dec 1947   080 annoucement
  • my 080
  • Mike 188
  • Hines-Pearce 2-8-0 and 080
  • Hines 282 and Pearce 280 Jim
  • Berkshire with tender a
  • Berkshire with tender

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