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VO-1000 CTN No. 32

This is the first of a line of rolling stock parked at the B&O Railroad Museum in Baltimore, Maryland.

"The Canton No. 32 was built for the Canton Railroad in January 1944 as the No. 30. In 1953, the No. 30 was sold to the Patapsco and Back Rivers Railroad (P&BR) and renumbered as the No. 331. The No. 331 had a slightly pointed nose with a full rectangular front grill and radiator grill outlets on top of the hood. The P&BR rebuilt the No. 331 with an 8 cylinder Baldwin prime-mover in 1955. The No. 331 was sold back to the Canton Railroad and the railroad renumbered the No. 331 as the No. 32. By the 1980s, the No. 32 was placed in storage. In 1992, the No. 32 was sold to Striegel Equipment Company and then to the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Museum. In 1996, the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Museum and the Canton Railroad repainted in the No. 32 in the original Canton Railroad's paint scheme to celebrate the railroad's 90th anniversary."

Taken from the list of stock in possesion of the Museum.
For more information and to look at actual pictures, go here:
http://www.borail.org/CTN-No32.aspx

Stay tuned for more historic trains coming soon-ish.

Notes:
~Be careful when going over hills and divets in the track. This thing likes to derail at mid-high speeds.
~If you are on the Beta test of the next update, none of my trains will function. Once the beta is live, I will go through and do a mass-upgrade on as much as possible so that it's all compatable