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Layla Ladybird

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Layla Ladybird
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Layla Ladybird lives for locomotives. A devoted trainspotter, she spends her weekends perched on platform benches, flask prepped, jotting down engine numbers with tireless precision. Her wings may be built for flight, but Layla prefers the rails – especially if there’s a rare model in town. She and Amuseables Croissant once waited nine hours for a glimpse of the elusive Class 67. Worth every minute.Need to know the train timetable? Layla’s your Ladybird.

Where to buy

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JellycatCheapest£23Sold out
checked 2 months ago
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Resale value

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Trend not clear yet
Typical price
£71.42
Middle half
£60.50 – £89.10
Full range
£47.50 – £100
Based on
11 listings
What sellers are asking38 listings across 7 days
£40£60£80£100£1202026-09-06: median £65.70 from 4 listings2026-09-07: median £71.42 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-22: median £68.30 from 5 listings2026-09-23: median £78.70 from 9 listings2026-10-06: median £59.15 from 2 listings, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-09: median £68.30 from 7 listings2026-10-10: median £73.50 from 10 listings2026-09-062026-10-10

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Recent listings

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