Hoka

Hoka is one of the international engines on the Hurston Valley Railroad, he is a Japanese National Railways (JNR) 2-8-4 "Berkshire" Class D62. Originally he was a 3-foot 6-inch engine. He was purchased by Mr. Kendrick in 1964, and after a few months of re-building and re-gauging, he was now a 4-foot 8 1/2-inch engine (Standard Gauge). He was built between 1950 and 1951. He was also renumbered to #69 when he arrived on the Hurston Valley Railroad.

 Trivia: 

 
 * The name "Hoka" Means "Gunfire", and it has a few other meanings.