Class 155 - Provincial - 155324 - OO Scale

Class 155 - Provincial - 155324 - OO ScaleThe British Rail Class 155 diesel multiple unit (DMU) was introduced in 19871988. Built by Leyland at Workington, 42 two car units were produced using construction methods from the bus building industry. Shortly after entering service, structural faults, including body cracks, led to the fleet being temporarily withdrawn. Rather than restoring them as two car sets, British Rail split 35 units into single vehicles, creating the Class 153 between 1991

Switchable Red and white marker lights (red can be switched individual lights or both on)

92030 Ashford RfD EuropeanAlthough 30 Class 92s were initially allocated to Railfreight Distribution just three members of the class wore RfD logos with the large ‘billboard’ style lettering (Nos

769 and 779 are Tier 1

It was later painted directly into the second variation of EWS livery in 1997

Resurrected at Barrow Hill it returned to the main line in November 2022 in an extraordinary shade of 'tango' orange that originally debuted on his former Class 20/3 machines in 2012

Highly detailed

Lamps Route discs Bufferbeam detail (in detailing pack)

IE 22000 Class 'ICR' - 4-car in 2020 IR livery

Following an eight-year restoration it returned to the main line in July 2016

drain cocks

and the company was one of the few that fitted their ex-NER P1 Chaldrons with additional ‘greedy boards’

DCC decoder socket in tender