|
|
Road Name |
ACI ID# |
New York, Ontario & Western Ry. |
9 544 |
Reporting Marks |
Road Number |
AAR Car Type Codes |
NYOW |
n/a |
Mechanical Designation: ZD Type Code: n/a |
ID# |
Scale |
Weight |
General Car Type |
40 |
HO (1:87.1) |
0.01oz |
Locomotive |
Model Built By |
Era or On-model Dates |
Nickel Plate Products |
Era: 1920s - 1940s No dates on car. |
|
Description Of Model |
The is a brass model of an NYO&W Class Y 4-8-2 steam locomotive made by Nickel Plate Products. It was purchased secondhand. |
|
Overall Condition |
The model is in very good condition. There are some partially loose detail parts, but nothing broken. Internal weight in boiler is not screwed in place. |
|
Paint Scheme & Weathering |
Is the model painted? Yes
Paint Scheme: Model is covered in two brushed-on coats of paint. A dark black undercoat and a grayish grimy black overcoat. Ideally, the model should be stripped and airbrushed. Is the model weathered? No
Weathering: Painting is in progress. No weathering yet. |
|
Detail Parts Installed |
Does model have extra detail parts installed? No
Detail parts description: No after-market parts added. |
|
Couplers |
Does the model have couplers? Yes
Couplers description: A-end: Kadee no.5 on pilot with drawbar to tender.
B-end: Drawbar to locomotive with Kadee no.5 on rear.
|
|
Trucks / Running Gear |
Does the model have running gear? Yes
Running gear description: Steam locomotive: 4-8-2 wheel arrangement with two 2-axle trucks under the tender. |
|
Wheel Sets |
Does the model have wheelsets? Unknown
Wheelsets' description: All metal - either nickel silver to n.s. covered brass. |
|
Motor & Power Train |
Is the model motorized? Yes
Motor / power train description: Unknown motor type. Model runs based on battery test. |
|
Non-DCC Electronics Information |
Are non-DCC electronics installed? No
Electronics Information: n/a |
|
DCC Decoder Information |
Is the model DCC ready? No
Is DCC installed? No
Short Address: n/a
Long Address: n/a
Decoder Information: Maybe never...
|
|
Modeling Notes |
Some loose / damaged parts. Weight in smoke box evades securing screw. Partial provisions made for battery operated headlamp. The model is wearing two or three coats of paint (all brushed on).
Altered history has the NYO&W selling this locomotive to the re-imagined Elmira, Cortland & Northern in the 1940s, and the EC&N retained her as part of their preserved steam locomotive fleet - painted and lettered for the NYO&W. |
|
Shopping List Of Parts Needed For Model |
|
|
To-Do List Of Things Yet To Be Done To Model |
- Repaint or finish painting.
- Add lighting.
- Add DCC with sound - maybe
|
|