Corris Railway Coach Kits |
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4mm Scale |
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Coach | 4 Wheel | £10 00 | |||
Sides, ends, floor with balcony and roof | |||||
1-4 and 6 | 21'6" | pre 1905 | Bogie | £15 00 | |
3-4 with clearestory ** | 21'6" | circa 1920 | Bogie | £15 00 | |
7-8 | 21'6" | Bogie | £15 00 | ||
12 | 20'2" | Bogie | £15 00 | ||
7mm Scale |
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Coach | 4 Wheel | £30 00 | |||
Sides, ends, floor with balcony and roof | |||||
1-4 and 6 | 21'6" | pre 1905 | Bogie | £33 00 | |
3-4 with clearestory ** | 21'6" | circa 1920 | Bogie | £33 00 | |
7-8 | 21'6" | Bogie | £33 00 | ||
12 | 20'2" | Bogie | £33 00 | ||
Sides, ends,internal partitions
and floor |
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In 1878 the Corris Railway, a narrow gauge railway in mid Wales was taken over by Imperial Tramways, a London-based company that rapidly expanded the railway. One of the innovations of the new owners was to encourage the use of the railway by tourists. They introduced horse-drawn charabancs to ferry passengers from the station at Corris to Tal-y-llyn Lake and Cadair Idris, four miles to the north.
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