🚆 Heljan Reveal Centre Headcode Class 37 Livery Artworks

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Class 37
Heljan Class 37
Heljan Class 37
Heljan Class 37

Heljan have confirmed full details for their new run of centre headcode Class 37 locomotives in O Gauge!


A whopping eight variations are to be released in 2025 catering for BR blue, large logo blue,  Railfreight, BR general grey, Intercity, West Coast Railways and Network Rail liveries. 

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Product Features

Plug and Play ESU XL decoder interface

Eight separately switchable light functions (in DCC mode)

Cab lights

Tail lights and headcode panel lights

Illuminated fault lights in cab

Powered roof fan

Sprung Buffers

Sprung Screw Link Couplings

Wire Handrails

Heavy duty twin motor/flywheel drive

Etched metal frost grilles

Exquisite Bufferbeam Detail

Superbly Detailed Bogies and Underframe Equipment

Detailed Cab Interior

DCC Friendly PCB

Prototype Information

Class 31
Image by Clagmaster

The Class 37 (aka English Electric Type 3) were produced as part of British Rail’s modernisation plan. They became a very familiar sight across the network, in particular forming the main motive power for InterCity services in East Anglia and Scotland and performed well on other secondary routes and regional services for many years. Despite being over 50 years old, the class are still in use to this day - with over 60 in active use on passenger, freight and departmental duties as well as 30 preserved examples.


 (Information provided via Wikipedia) 

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