009 Small England Due Early Next Week!

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•Peco/Kato 009 Small England•
Due Early Next Week!
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We are pleased to say that our order of 009 Peco/Kate Festiniog Railway "Small England" locomotives are due into stock early next week! We have less than 50% off our pre order stock left on these models we suggest pre orders are placed ASAP! Pre order today for £135.00 (RRP £150.00).

The releases contain:


009 Festiniog Railway "Small England" 0-4-0 tender locomotive "Prince" VIEW HERE

009 Festiniog Railway "Small England" 0-4-0 tender locomotive "Princess" VIEW HERE

009 Locomotive Powered Chassis VIEW HERE


The 009 "Small England" features:

  • Narrow gauge ready-to-run locomotive - 009, 1:76 scale, 9mm gauge track
  • Available as two versions: "Prince" and "Princess" in lined maroon livery
  • Separate locomotive chassis also available - supplied with detachable unpainted body moulding for protection
  • DC (analogue) coreless motor fitted within loco body giving smooth and reliable running
  • Loco and tender electrically connected - pick ups on front loco axles and two tender axles. Inner axle of loco fitted with traction tyres
  • Will comfortably negotiate 9inch/229mm radius curves
  • Fully decorated with fine lining and small details
  • Separate moulding supplied for handrails, etc
  • Supplied fitted with standard PECO 009 coupling, Arnold N gauge couplings supplied separately
  • Please note: DCC operation is technically possible but no provision has been made for this in the model due to limited available space.

The Small England engines are the first 4 steam locomotives of the Ffestiniog Railway in North Wales. They were build by George England & Co in South London in 1863, followed by two ‘large Englands’ in 1867. They were originally built as 0-4-0 side tank locos and modified gradually over the years into their final and most iconic form with saddle tank, enclosed cab and a tender for coal, as depicted by our model. 4 of the 6 England engines survive and three of those are still in service, still on the Ffestiniog Railway.


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