H1a 2803 all dolled up "From Sea to Sea 1886-1936" Commemorating 50 years of CPR service across Canada. It departed Windsor Station with No.7 The Dominion on June 28, 1936. Elwin K. Heath/Bud Laws Collection

These HO Scale replicas feature roadnumber-specific factory-applied details separately applied metal hand rails and grabs, blackened wheels and driving rods, correct cylinders and valve gear; a smooth-running drive train, correct coal tenders for regular service units and a …

Canadian Pacific 2816, also known as the " Empress ", is a preserved H1b class 4-6-4 "Hudson" type steam locomotive built by the Montreal Locomotive Works (MLW) in December 1930 for the Canadian Pacific Railway (CP). It is the only non-streamlined H1 Hudson to be preserved.

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The Rapido Trains HO scale CPR H1a/b Hudson locomotive features: Designed from prototype drawings and measurements; Road number specific factory applied details for each unit; Separately applied metal handrails and grab irons; Blackened wheels and driving rods; Accurate paint and decoration; Correct cylinders and valve gear

Rapido Trains Inc. - HO Scale - H1b Subclass 4-6-4 Hudson Steam Locomotive - DC/Silent - Canadian Pacific (CPR) #2815 - “Spans the World” - Late Walkway w/ Smoke Deflectors - Grey/Red/Brown/Yellow With Yellow Lettering - Expected Release Date: 2024-03-01

Rapido Trains: 4-6-4 Class H1b Hudson - Late Walkway w/ Smoke Deflectors (DC/DCC/Sound) - CPR #2815 "Spans the World"

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The HO H1b 4-6-4 Hudson DC Locomotive CPR #2815 by Rapido Trains Inc. is built for optimal maneuvering and control. Shop model trains and remote control supplies online at Tower Hobbies.

Designed by Chief of Motive Power & Rolling Stock Henry Blane Bowen, Canadian Pacific’s H-1a and H-1 b class 4-6-4 Hudson locos were state-of-the-art steam power when delivered. A total of twenty locos were delivered in two batches of ten each. The first batch, numbers #2800-2809, were delivered in 1929 and classified H1a.