Model Details

Highland Railway 0-4-0ST Locomotive - Ben-Y-Gloe

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Highland Railway 0-4-0ST Locomotive - Ben-Y-Gloe

Years Released: 1998 1999 2000 (Model Year pages)
Model released for 3 years.

Model: Highland Railway 0-4-0ST Locomotive - Ben-Y-Gloe
Running Number: 6
Category: Steam Locomotives
Steam Locomotives
Locomotive Class: Class 0FST
Class 0FST
Designer: Dugald Drummond / J.F. McIntosh
Class Information: "Pug" was a term applied to many of the small non-descript shunting locomotives used across Britain and refers to their purposeful appearance. During the late 19th and early 20th centuries railways in Scotland did not have the traffic volume necessitating larger designs associated with British operations, as such Pug designs were quite prolific for both passenger and goods services. More...
Weight: 27 tons
Purpose: Shunting & Light Traffic
Wheel Arrangement: 0-4-0
0-4-0
Model Information: Length - 108mm.
Models Produced: ---
Logo & Box Style:

1998

1999 2000

1998

1999 2000
Company: Private - Private Owner
Logo: Various
Logo Years: ---
Private Owner
Livery: Private Owner Steam Locomotive
Private Owner Steam Locomotive
Livery Details: Various private owner steam locomotive liveries.
Company Information: Private owner rolling stock from the 1800s to current times.

Model Ranking:
Current: 1002 - December 2023
Previous: 952 - November 2023
Movement: (-50)

Model Year Details (3)

YEAR CAT MODEL
1998 R.072 1998
Highland Railway 0-4-0ST Locomotive - Ben-Y-Gloe
1999 R.072 1999
Highland Railway 0-4-0ST Locomotive - Ben-Y-Gloe
2000 R.072 2000
Highland Railway 0-4-0ST Locomotive - Ben-Y-Gloe

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Model Catalogue Information

YEAR INFORMATION
1998 A saddle tank locomotive designed by Drummond and McIntosh. Built during 1878 to 1908. Presented here in the livery of Highland Railways which used many such pugs in sidings and for pulling short-haul trains. Models diecast chassis gives it the weight to pull respectable loads with minimum wheel slip. Type 7 motor.
1999 A saddle tank locomotive designed by Drummond and McIntosh. Built during 1878 to 1908. Presented here in the livery of Highland Railways which used many such pugs in sidings and for pulling short-haul trains. Collectors note that this years production has the correct Highland Railway crest. Models diecast chassis gives it the weight to pull respectable loads with minimum wheel slip. Type HP motor.
2000 A saddle tank locomotive designed by Drummond and McIntosh. Built during 1878 to 1908. Presented here in the livery of the old Highland Railways. Collectors note that this years production has the correct Highland Railway crest.

Motor Information

YEAR MOTOR
1998 Type 7
1999 Type 7
2000 Type 7

Price List

YEAR UK PRICE
1998 £21.99
1999 £21.99
2000 £21.99

Catalogue Images (3)

R.072 - Highland Railway 0-4-0ST Locomotive - Ben-Y-Gloe - 1998
R.072 Highland Railway 0-4-0ST Locomotive - Ben-Y-Gloe - 1998

R.072 - Highland Railway 0-4-0ST Locomotive - Ben-Y-Gloe - 1999
R.072 Highland Railway 0-4-0ST Locomotive - Ben-Y-Gloe - 1999

R.072 - Highland Railway 0-4-0ST Locomotive - Ben-Y-Gloe - 2000
R.072 Highland Railway 0-4-0ST Locomotive - Ben-Y-Gloe - 2000


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