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PROTOTYPEThe BR Class 121 is a type of diesel railcar built by the Pressed Steel Company at Cowley in 1960. In all, sixteen single car driving vehicles (Bubble cars, as they were nicknamed) and 10 trailer cars were built and entered service in 1960. Remarkably, two are still in service today and eight have survived into preservation.The Class 121 was initially designed for use on branch line duties in the Western Region of BR and over its long service life has seen many modified cations and changes during refurbishment, including the removal of the distinctive front exhausts and the plating over of the 4 digit roof level headcode indicator box in the 1970s.MODELThese great little models feature lots of details including internal seats, external pipe work, directional lighting, and finely printed external logos and numbering.
FEATURESPowered units fitted with smooth running motorFinely detailed body with many extra fitted itemsAll wheel drive and pick upDirectional lights and head code lighting where applicableLight bar readyAccessory bag with optional fitted parts
SPECIFICATIONSCLASS121LIVERYArriva TrainsERA5 (1957 – 1966)WHEEL CONFIGURATIONBo-BoDCC TYPENext18 DCC ReadyTRACK SUPPLY12v DCPAINT FINISHPristine
MEASUREMENTSLENGTH OVER BUFFER138mmWIDTH19mmHEIGHT25mm
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Category: Collectables:Model Railways and Trains:N Gauge:Locomotives
Location: Birmingham