Above the Point Cabrillo diorama on our G Scale layout in Fort Bragg is this print which was framed by club member Joe DuVivier.

Print of CWR Loco #14

If you look closely you’ll see that CWR #14 is a 2-6-2 tank engine. Well, 2-6-2Ts’ in G scale land are as rare as hen’s teeth. However, you can buy a 2-4-2T. And, a 2-4-2T could easily be mistaken for a 2-6-2T says President Chuck Whitlock. Here is one of our 2-4-2Ts out of the box with name added:

G Scale 2-4-2T with CWR name added

Now, you can’t have a loco without an engineer, right?

CWR 2-4-2T loco with engineer at the controls

And from the front?

CWR #14 2-4-2T waiting to go out on the track

And, here she is at work in Caspar Lumber Co. Camp #20 loading area.

CWR #14 at work in the Caspar Lumber Co loading area

Freat job Mr. President.