N Gauge Coalbrookdale Engine (Static)

Steam pioneer Richard Trevithick is most famously associated with his 1804 Pen-y-Darren locomotive – the first engine to haul a train.  However, in 1802 he designed his Coalbrookdale Engine, the first of his plateway designs.  Whether it was actually built or not is unknown, but nonetheless it holds the accolade as the first ever steam railway locomotive.  

This model is a ready-to-paint static rendition of the Coalbrookdale engine complete with a strip of scale plateway track.  For transport it is produced within a supportive cage that simply needs to be removed (as shown in the video below).  Also available is a matching truck and further plateway track, enabling construction of a complete diorama.  

I hope you enjoy this unusual and eye-catching model.