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FR Centenary Carriages 101 and 112

Name: FR Centenary Carriages 101 and 112
Brand: Fourdees

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This is a detailed scale model kit for adult collectors. Not for children under 14 years old. This model kit is of carriages 101 and 112, as running on the Ffestiniog Railway in 2020. Carriage 101 is part of the Centenary Stock series of vehicles, also known as 'The Barns'. Since the railway no longer traverses the old Moelwyn Tunnel, vehicles can be built to a slightly larger loading gauge. These were built in the late 1960's and are modern vehicles, taking design cues from the Lynton and Barnstable Carriage 14 that had been modified to work the railway. Carriage 112 is one of three 'Carnfort

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FR Centenary Carriages 101 and 112

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