Some time ago it came up that this model was closest to a D10j (962-986).
962 was the one which received tuscan red number panels on the cab and a tuscan
red tender
panel like passenger engines. This was applied for a 1947 inspection train but
the 962 kept
the special paint for several years after.
It's best to work from a photo as D10s could have high or centre mounted
headlights and some had
footboard pilots. Other details like pumps and power reverse mountings could
vary and some were oil burners..
Doug Hately
----- Original Message -----
From: mawfs
To: cpsig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, July 04, 2006 11:19 PM
Subject: [cpsig] CPR 10 numbering for VH model
I would like to number a Samhongsa D10 model. I understand that it is
not a truly protypical model. Is there a subclass that it closely
resembles? If so, what range of numbers would be suitable for it?
