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You've picked quite a unique engine to find in HOn3. I don't believe that you are going to find a loco that resembles this interesting Pennsylvania loco, but you should be able to get something reasonably close. <br /> <br />I have seen narrow gauge operated on curves as sharp as 16 inch radius with no trouble at all, with 14" in sidings and spurs. <br /> <br />The real narrow gauge railroads had the advantage of being able to operate in difficult terrain around twisting routes with low construction costs, so your tighter radius will have the authentic look and shouldn't be a problem for a small steamer like you are hoping to find.
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