As of January 1, 1946, the system had 921 2-8-2s on its roster.Class H10 Mikados, which some consider the precursor to the Lima Super-Power design. Essentially, this class was a modified and improved H7. The starting tractive effort was 63,470 lbs, and the construction dates 1922-24. They were built by both Lima and ALCO.
Many years ago in TRAINS, an unknown person surveyed all Mikados contemporary with the H10 and discovered a secret: Lima had given the H10 double the superheating surface of then other classes. A few years later, Andre Chapelon did pretty much the same thing in France, and has been hailed as a genius ever since.
Outside of that, the Lima design was an upgrade of the existing H7 2-8-2, a design that might be called average, if not mediocre. As an interesting sidelight, the Lima designer, Will Woodard, had earlier drawn up plans for a Super-Power 2-8-4 based on the USRA light design.
Comes with:
- Custom e/spec
- Scripted Effects
- 6 Chime Whistle
- Animated Bell
- Animated Hoses
- Crew Figures
- PBR Textures
