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The Open-Topped Carriages are passenger coaches with no roofs.
Biography[]
The National Railway Museum owns two replicas of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway open-topped carriages. Thomas used one of these when he was carrying out demonstrations during his time at the museum.[1]
Technical Details[]
Basis[]
The open-topped carriages are based on the replicas of the third class four-wheeled carriages used by the Liverpool and Manchester Railway in the 1830s. Two of these replicas are owned by the National Railway Museum, both of which are used for demonstration runs with Stephenson's Rocket.
Livery[]
The coaches are painted yellow with black wheels and door handles.
Appearances[]
Gallery[]
The Railway Series[]
Main Series[]
Thomas pulling one of the coaches at the National Railway Museum
References[]
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|---|---|---|
| Diesel | Diesel | Diesel 4711 | Diesel 199 | Diesel 40125 | Diesel 31120 | 10751 | |
| Rolling Stock | Helena | |
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| Locomotives | Flying Scotsman* | City of Truro | Boxhill | Green Arrow | Duchess of Hamilton | Mallard | Stephenson's Rocket | Iron Duke | Puffing Billy | Eurostar |
|---|---|
| Coaches | Open-topped Carriages |