Welsh Narrow Gauge Train
Livingston Thompson - Ffestiniog Railway - miniature coal model figure - made with deep mined british coal
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This stunning coal model Welsh Narrow Gauge Train - miniature coal figure - is a beautiful in detail - it would compliment any collection of coal figures
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Welsh Narrow Gauge Train
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Welsh Narrow Gauge Train A deep mined coal model coal figure and collectable - fantastic in detail - the more you look at Welsh Narrow Gauge Train the more you see and discover
Welsh Narrow Gauge Train is a remarkable addition to the collection of any coal mining enthusiast and those connected to mining
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Dimensions (measured at the widest points) Approx.
- Length 14.50 (cm) About
5 3/4 (inches) left to right
- Height 5.50 (cm) About
2 1/4
(inches) top to bottom
- Width 7.50 (cm) About
3
(inches) front to back
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Livingston Thompson - Ffestiniog Railway
Livingston Thompson - Double Fairlie locomotive model
Completed in 1886 the 'Livingston Thompson' looked like two locomotives back-to-back but was in fact one long rigid boiler with central fireboxes and driving position. Each end of the boiler was mounted on a swivelling powered bogie.
About the Ffestiniog Railway
The Ffestiniog Railway, the oldest railway company in the world, opened in 1836 to carry states from the rapidly expanding mines at Blaenau Ffestiniog to the newly built harbour at Porthmadog, from where the slate was exported all over the world.
In its heyday, the Ffestiniog Railway carried 130,000 tons of slate a year but after the decline in the slate industry the Railway eventually closed in 1946.
Following restoration and reopening the Ffestiniog Railway is now the longest and busiest of the "Great Little Trains of Wales", enjoyed by many thousands of visitors every year.
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