Class 121 Network SouthEast With ‘straight’ Stripes Single Car DMU 55025

Expected Delivery date to be confirmed (Subject to change at Manufacturer’s Discretion).

Built in 1960, the class 121 diesel railcars were primarily used for suburban work from London. These units were nicknamed “Bubble Cars” by railway enthusiasts, a name that would be made official by Chiltern Railways (the final passenger service operator from 2003).

This model features a high level of exterior detail, a powerful motor and a fitted interior. A great addition to your BR Era model railway.

FEATURES

• Exterior Detail
• Interior Detail
• Powerful Motor

SPECIFICATIONS

• ITEM NUMBER 1214
• CLASS 121
• LIVERY Network SouthEast Revised
• RUNNING NUMBER 55025
• WHEEL CONFIGURATION Bo-Bo

MEASUREMENTS

• LENGTH OVER BUFFER 453mm