Dapol Pre-Owned Class 121 'Bletchley TMD' Bubble Car Silverlink Diesel Locomotive No.55027 - DCC Sound

4D-009-005 Dapol OO Gauge
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SKU DAP-4D-009-005-CSF-PO
Vendor Dapol
Categories Best selling products Class 121 Locomotives Dapol DCC Sound Fitted Diesel Locomotives Era 9 HO-OO Locomotives New products OO Gauge Diesel Locomotives OO Gauge Locomotives OO Gauge scale
Scale OO Gauge
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Features
  • Era 9. 1995 onwards - Post Privatisation
  • DCC Sound Fitted
  • Product features directional lighting
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Product Description

Pre-Owned Item, in excellent condition.
Test Run.

Features include:

  • Finely moulded body with many separately added fine details
  • Accurately applied livery
  • DCC ready
  • Cast wheels with ne relief and appropriate colouring
  • Tungsten chassis and all wheel pick up
  • NEM pockets as standard
  • Independently controllable and switchable directional lighting
  • Dapol’s 5 Pole Skew wound Mega creep motor for smooth running and fine speed control
  • Accessory bag with spares and other optional detail

The Class 121 and 122 `Bubble cars’ form part of the first generation of DMUs produced by British Rail to operate on branch lines and secondary routes. The Class 121 was built by Pressed Steel in 1960, 15 single power cars numbered W55020 to W55035 and 10 trailer cars numbered W56280 to W56289 were manufactured. The last revenue earning examples went out of service earlier this year. The Class 122 was built by Gloucester RC&W in 1958. Twenty single powered cars numbered W55000 to W55019 and nine trailer cars numbered W56280 to W56289 were manufactured. 8 Class 122’s survive into preservation including W55003 at the Gloucester & Warwick Railway which was laser scanned to help.