Showroom
Our Skipton showroom is open weekdays 9am until 5pm and by appointment on weekends.
The L&Y Pug was first introduced in 1886 by John Aspinall for light shunting duties and industrial / dock use, with their short wheel base making them ideal for this work. In total 60 were produced and had varied working lives, with some of the class lasting in service until 1964. Happily, two examples have been preserved, with this one, No. 11218 (51218) being the first locomotive preserved on the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway in 1965.
Built from brass and cast metal components, this small but weighty 0-4-0ST has been constructed from an unknown kit and further enhanced with DCC Sound.
Our Ref |
ECT842-405 |
Gauge/Scale |
Finescale O Gauge |
Drive Train |
Single Stage gearbox with a can motor |
DCC/RC |
DCC Sound - Unknown File |
Build Standard |
Excellent |
Paint Standard |
Excellent |
Model Condition |
Very Good |
Box Condition |
ECT Foam Lined Loco Box |
Condition Description |
Model has been constructed to a excellent standard overall however the body at the smokebox end sits slightly high. Connecting rods are tarnished due to age / storage. A few minor blemishes to the overall paint finish. Transfer application not square on a couple of the numerals. Model has an excellent sounding sound file. |
Track Test |
Excellent/Smooth Runner (at low, medium & high speeds) |
Test Results |
Slightly noisy runner |
Our Skipton showroom is open weekdays 9am until 5pm and by appointment on weekends.
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