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Science Museum Commemorative Wagon - Monkland and Kirkintilloch Railway
After the success of our Commemorative Wagon range in 2025, continue building your train with our new 2026 offerings.
Please note at the current time, our images are only concept renders and may change slightly on production. Renders based on OO Gauge tooling.
Please note at the current time, our images are only concept renders and may change slightly on production. Renders based on OO Gauge tooling.
For our 2026 range, the focus is on Pioneering UK Railways. With so many history shaping railways to choose from, we hope you can forgive us for narrowing the list down to 3 major lines which will be represented. This wagon represents the Stockton and Darlington Railway.
Celebrating 200 years since opening in 2026, the Monkland and Kirkintilloch Railway was the first public railway in Scotland, and the first in Scotland to use locomotive power successfully. Similar to the S&DR, the line has come under new ownership several times in history, however now only a short length of the original route remains in use between Glasgow and Edinburgh.
We have chosen to represent these incredible feats of early rail infrastructure with the same 7 plank wagons as the Railway 200, NRM50, SDR200, and Greatest Gathering models used last year, allowing modellers and collectors to build a consistent and now fairly impressive train!
Celebrating 200 years since opening in 2026, the Monkland and Kirkintilloch Railway was the first public railway in Scotland, and the first in Scotland to use locomotive power successfully. Similar to the S&DR, the line has come under new ownership several times in history, however now only a short length of the original route remains in use between Glasgow and Edinburgh.
We have chosen to represent these incredible feats of early rail infrastructure with the same 7 plank wagons as the Railway 200, NRM50, SDR200, and Greatest Gathering models used last year, allowing modellers and collectors to build a consistent and now fairly impressive train!
$8.06
Original: $26.87
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$26.87
$8.06
Description
After the success of our Commemorative Wagon range in 2025, continue building your train with our new 2026 offerings.
Please note at the current time, our images are only concept renders and may change slightly on production. Renders based on OO Gauge tooling.
Please note at the current time, our images are only concept renders and may change slightly on production. Renders based on OO Gauge tooling.
For our 2026 range, the focus is on Pioneering UK Railways. With so many history shaping railways to choose from, we hope you can forgive us for narrowing the list down to 3 major lines which will be represented. This wagon represents the Stockton and Darlington Railway.
Celebrating 200 years since opening in 2026, the Monkland and Kirkintilloch Railway was the first public railway in Scotland, and the first in Scotland to use locomotive power successfully. Similar to the S&DR, the line has come under new ownership several times in history, however now only a short length of the original route remains in use between Glasgow and Edinburgh.
We have chosen to represent these incredible feats of early rail infrastructure with the same 7 plank wagons as the Railway 200, NRM50, SDR200, and Greatest Gathering models used last year, allowing modellers and collectors to build a consistent and now fairly impressive train!
Celebrating 200 years since opening in 2026, the Monkland and Kirkintilloch Railway was the first public railway in Scotland, and the first in Scotland to use locomotive power successfully. Similar to the S&DR, the line has come under new ownership several times in history, however now only a short length of the original route remains in use between Glasgow and Edinburgh.
We have chosen to represent these incredible feats of early rail infrastructure with the same 7 plank wagons as the Railway 200, NRM50, SDR200, and Greatest Gathering models used last year, allowing modellers and collectors to build a consistent and now fairly impressive train!
