Welsh Highland Railway 'Palmerston' Locomotive & Special Edition - Press Train Pack
Unsuitable for Rails DCC Fitting Service as this model has no decoder interface fitted. Please contact us for more details.
Each pack comes in a smart, collector-style presentation box, complete with custom packaging and a striking outer sleeve – perfect for displaying or gifting. There will also be a certificate of authenticity supplied with these and to denote the number edition of the pack.
The Ffestiniog Railway, located in North Wales, is the world’s oldest surviving independent railway company, founded in 1832. Originally built to transport slate from the quarries of Blaenau Ffestiniog to the port at Porthmadog, it was engineered with a unique narrow gauge of just 1 ft 11½ in (597 mm), ideal for winding through the rugged Snowdonia landscape. Innovative features included gravity-powered slate trains running downhill and horses hauling the wagons back uphill.
In the 1860s, steam locomotives were introduced, making the Ffestiniog the first narrow-gauge railway in the world to successfully use them. After declining slate demand led to closure in 1946, dedicated volunteers began restoring the line in the 1950s. Today, it runs as a popular heritage railway, linking Porthmadog to Blaenau Ffestiniog once again, and is celebrated for its pioneering engineering, scenic beauty, and remarkable preservation story.
Contents:
1 XÂ Kato 0-4-0 'Small England' 'Palmerston' Locomotive
2 X Peco FR Bowsider Coaches - 1970s Red
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Welsh Highland Railway 'Palmerston' Locomotive & Special Edition - Press Train Pack
Unsuitable for Rails DCC Fitting Service as this model has no decoder interface fitted. Please contact us for more details.
Each pack comes in a smart, collector-style presentation box, complete with custom packaging and a striking outer sleeve – perfect for displaying or gifting. There will also be a certificate of authenticity supplied with these and to denote the number edition of the pack.
The Ffestiniog Railway, located in North Wales, is the world’s oldest surviving independent railway company, founded in 1832. Originally built to transport slate from the quarries of Blaenau Ffestiniog to the port at Porthmadog, it was engineered with a unique narrow gauge of just 1 ft 11½ in (597 mm), ideal for winding through the rugged Snowdonia landscape. Innovative features included gravity-powered slate trains running downhill and horses hauling the wagons back uphill.
In the 1860s, steam locomotives were introduced, making the Ffestiniog the first narrow-gauge railway in the world to successfully use them. After declining slate demand led to closure in 1946, dedicated volunteers began restoring the line in the 1950s. Today, it runs as a popular heritage railway, linking Porthmadog to Blaenau Ffestiniog once again, and is celebrated for its pioneering engineering, scenic beauty, and remarkable preservation story.
Contents:
1 XÂ Kato 0-4-0 'Small England' 'Palmerston' Locomotive
2 X Peco FR Bowsider Coaches - 1970s Red
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Unsuitable for Rails DCC Fitting Service as this model has no decoder interface fitted. Please contact us for more details.
Each pack comes in a smart, collector-style presentation box, complete with custom packaging and a striking outer sleeve – perfect for displaying or gifting. There will also be a certificate of authenticity supplied with these and to denote the number edition of the pack.
The Ffestiniog Railway, located in North Wales, is the world’s oldest surviving independent railway company, founded in 1832. Originally built to transport slate from the quarries of Blaenau Ffestiniog to the port at Porthmadog, it was engineered with a unique narrow gauge of just 1 ft 11½ in (597 mm), ideal for winding through the rugged Snowdonia landscape. Innovative features included gravity-powered slate trains running downhill and horses hauling the wagons back uphill.
In the 1860s, steam locomotives were introduced, making the Ffestiniog the first narrow-gauge railway in the world to successfully use them. After declining slate demand led to closure in 1946, dedicated volunteers began restoring the line in the 1950s. Today, it runs as a popular heritage railway, linking Porthmadog to Blaenau Ffestiniog once again, and is celebrated for its pioneering engineering, scenic beauty, and remarkable preservation story.
Contents:
1 XÂ Kato 0-4-0 'Small England' 'Palmerston' Locomotive
2 X Peco FR Bowsider Coaches - 1970s Red
