Hunslet Russell is often found on the sister railway the Welsh Highland Heritage Rly

but very occasionally ventures onto Ffestiniog metals and even to Rhiw Goch if you go back far enough. Our model is a Chivers Finelines Kit bought off a friend in 90s/00s livery currently awating it's turn to be converted to DCC Sound.

WHRL Coach No.9 is a replica NWNGR carriage. Originally numbered 9, the original carriage became Carriage 25 under the combined FR/WHR numbering system. A 3D printed body bought off a well known selling site to feature in a special Russell train. 

WHRL Coach No.8 is a preserved NWNGR carriage. Originally numbered 8, it became Carriage 29 in the combined FR/WHR numbering system. After preservation on the WHHR it reverted to its original number. Mr. Gladstone, the then Prime Minister, travelled in No.8 on the way to a holiday at Nant Gwynant. Thereafter, the coach was nicknamed the 'Gladstone Car'. A 3D printed body off a well known selling site to feature in a special Russell train.

Ex-Vale of Rheidol Brake Van, GW No.136 (VofR Internal No.18) built at Swindon, Lot 1617. Some running gear was re-used from the original MRCW 1902 van. A 3D printed body off a well known selling site to feature in a special Russell train.