Built by Brown, Marshall & Co. from 1865, these small carriages nicknamed ‘Bug Boxes’ are credited as the oldest railway carriages in the world still in regular use.
This new model depicts 3rd class carriage No.5 in Victorian purple-brown livery with extra side windows as seen from around 2005 to the present day.
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GR582A - PECO - OO-9 - FR Quarryman Brake Van, 1920s Green, No.7 Double Balcony
GR582A - PECO - OO-9 - FR Quarryman Brake Van, 1920s Green, No.7 Double Balcony
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PECO GR559 Bug Box’ 3rd Class Coach No.5 FR Victorian Livery OO9 Gauge
Built by Brown, Marshall & Co. from 1865, these small carriages nicknamed ‘Bug Boxes’ are credited as the oldest railway carriages in the world still in regular use.
This new model depicts 3rd class carriage No.5 in Victorian purple-brown livery with extra side windows as seen from around 2005 to the present day.
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