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Well, the H1b has been done in brass more than a couple of times. Your best bet would to be to track down one. Van Hobbies did a run recently, but they're $1150CDN. <br /> <br />Basic specs are: http://www.rrsites.com/royalhudson/specs.htm <br /> <br />From the specs, The BLI J1e's are too big (5' too long, cylinders too big, drivers too big) and the boiler is significantly different. You could get away with running a TH&B Hudson if you model CP in southern ontario (TH&B had ex-NYC Hudson's and was owned by CP & NYC during the steam era) <br /> <br />Neither of the MR Cyclopedias has much info on Canadian prototypes. I'd look at finding a book on Canadian Pacific Steam, there are several on the market.
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