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Hey. I know people enjoy having a powerhouse like this so early in the game but this locomotive is single-handedly responsible for somewhat ruining a save game of mine, exactly because of too early access to it. Basically it's 1880 and I'm swimming in cash, I've built all the bridges I wanted already and have a rail network across 40+ towns on a 6k map. By the time I get to electrics there won't be any point in playing anymore because I'll have so much cash and barely anything to spend it on. I know that all I have to do is "just" not use it, but introducing it 20 years later would be much more in line with the rest of the game :)
There is one on display at CPR headquarters. an A1e (so a slightly later model) http://www.steamlocomotive.com/whyte/4-4-0/Canada/photos/cpr29.jpg It was rebuilt in 1910 to it's current configuration.
It would have been painted like this a2, CPR 374 which is on display in Vancouver BC (minus the commemorative decal on the tender)
Lots more A1's and A2's throughout time.
http://www.trha.ca/trha/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/100406CPR374x1.jpg
Hope this helps