GR557B GLT OO-9 Ffestiniog Railway 4-wheel Box coach Col. Stephens livery, no. 4 option-set-051 All Peco wagons feature free

All Peco wagons feature free running wheels in pin point axles

Independently controllable internal (where fitted) and external lighting

* Factory fitted models only

was withdrawn in October 1960 while the last ‘E1’ used on the main-land

particularly with freight companies

GR557B GLT OO-9 Ffestiniog Railway 4-wheel Box coach Col. Stephens livery, no. 4 option-set-051 All Peco wagons feature freeIn old Company times, they were known as "Small Birminghams" to distinguish them from the bogie carriages built by the same company. The term "Bug Box" is thought to have been given to them c. 1955 by LNER driver Bill Hoole as it was a term used for ancient four and six wheelers on the North Eastern Railway. They share with the original Talyllyn carriages of 1865 66 the distinction of being the oldest railway carriages still in regular use in the