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Steam Locomotives |
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Central Vermont |
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"Consols" . . . . they were the life blood of the Central Vermont. With their wheel loading, they could run antwhere on the system! Passenger service, freight service, locals or mainline, the CV's 2-8-0s did it all. These locos were well suited to their service(s) and location!
We've been wanting to do Consolidations for a long time now, but the costs worked against us. We've now negotiated a cost which will result in a decent retail price. The Division Point and Boo-Rim will offer this LIMITED EDITION project all numbers of the class. With only 150 pieces to be produced, you are advised to contact your dealer to reserve yours!
| As usual, we are indebted to those folks who publish the information and photos we need. We urge you to buy their books and photos. |
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| Alco-built (1905), #400-404, Class M-2a 2-8-0, "clear-vision" tender | ||
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DP-9101 Central Vermont Class M-2a 2-8-0, road tender, ca. 1938-early 1940s | |
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DP-9102 Central Vermont Class M-2a 2-8-0, "clear-vision" tender, ca. late 1940s-1950s | |
| Alco-built (1916), #450-455, Class M-3a 2-8-0, "clear-vision" tender | ||
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DP-9104 Central Vermont Class M-3a 2-8-0, "clear-vision" tender, Elesco feedwater heater, ca. 1950s | |
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DP-9106 Central Vermont Class M-3a 2-8-0, "clear-vision" tender, Coffin feedwater heater, ca. 1950s | |
| Alco-built (1923), #460-475, Class N-5a 2-8-0, "road" tender | ||
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DP-9108 Central Vermont Class N-5a 2-8-0, road tender, ca. 1950s | |
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