GR558B Ffestiniog Railway Bug Box Coach (1970s/80s Preservation Livery) No.4
HomeStore

GR558B Ffestiniog Railway Bug Box Coach (1970s/80s Preservation Livery) No.4

GR558B Ffestiniog Railway Bug Box Coach (1970s/80s Preservation Livery) No.4

$18.53

Original: $52.93

-65%
GR558B Ffestiniog Railway Bug Box Coach (1970s/80s Preservation Livery) No.4

$52.93

$18.53

The Story

These 4-wheeled coaches were built in 1864 by Brown Marshall & Co of Birmingham for the Ffestiniog Railway. They are known officially as ‘Small Birminghams’, but more commonly referred to as ‘Bug Boxes’ due to their diminutive size.

This intricate livery is their original colour scheme and has been authentically replicated in miniature with consultation from the experts that maintain and restore the prototypes on the Ffestiniog Railway, down to matching the correct shade of paint and applying detail differences such as the addition of oil lamp vents on the roof and there being fewer windows on the 3rd class variant.

The Bug Boxes still see regular use during special events on the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways as part of the Victorian train.

GR558B Ffestiniog Railway Bug Box Coach (1970s/80s Preservation Livery) No.4 - Image 2

Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

GR558B Ffestiniog Railway Bug Box Coach (1970s/80s Preservation Livery) No.4 - Image 3

Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Description

These 4-wheeled coaches were built in 1864 by Brown Marshall & Co of Birmingham for the Ffestiniog Railway. They are known officially as ‘Small Birminghams’, but more commonly referred to as ‘Bug Boxes’ due to their diminutive size.

This intricate livery is their original colour scheme and has been authentically replicated in miniature with consultation from the experts that maintain and restore the prototypes on the Ffestiniog Railway, down to matching the correct shade of paint and applying detail differences such as the addition of oil lamp vents on the roof and there being fewer windows on the 3rd class variant.

The Bug Boxes still see regular use during special events on the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways as part of the Victorian train.