Following on from the Ruston PWM diesels  and Class 16xxs, we're pleased to present some additional new bargain locomotives  that are available for the first time ever at Rails of Sheffield - the range of OO Gauge Class 11 diesel locomotives produced by Heljan!

This comprehensive range caters for this iconic shunter in all sorts of liveries seen throughout their lifespans including LMS, British Railways, Industrial and Preservation era conditions. We've never had these in stock before and customer demand has been very high - so we expect these to fly off the shelves quickly - especially for some of the more 'unusual' liveries! 

We have a limited number in now, with full stocks expected imminently - but you can order any of the variations right now to ensure super fast despatch once they arrive. From only £79.50 each

The British Rail Class 11 was applied to a batch of diesel shunting locomotives built from April 1945 to December 1952, based on a similar earlier batch built by the London, Midland and Scottish Railway (LMS) between 1934 and 1936. An initial batch of twenty locomotives was built during World War II, fourteen of which were built for the War Department, with the first ten of these (70260-70269) subsequently going to the Nederlandse Spoorwegen post-war. Others went straight into LMS stock, and a follow-up batch was built. British Railways continued to build the class from 1948 to 1952. The 106 locomotives of British Railways were withdrawn between May 1967 and November 1972. Sixteen locomotives were sold to the National Coal Board, and were used in the North East, South Wales and the Kent Coalfield. None of the LMS examples were preserved but the following BR examples of Class 11 diesel shunters are preserved.

(Information provided via Wikipedia)