4D-003-021 Class 52 Western Invader BR Maroon Small Yellow Panels D1009 Diesel Locomotive Class-153 the locomotives returned to Scottish

the locomotives returned to Scottish duties until their withdrawal in 1971

Dapols junction semaphore signals are easy to fit and operate and offer an affordable route to accurately model working OO Gauge signals

Cornerstone Wet-Dry Grain Storage Bins are signature structures for modern grain-handling scenes

Detailed cab interior with screw reverse

This controller is also fitted with a Brake Simulator which allows the user to apply the brake to slow the locomotive down without altering the throttle

4D-003-021 Class 52 Western Invader BR Maroon Small Yellow Panels D1009 Diesel Locomotive Class-153 the locomotives returned to ScottishThe Class 52 diesel hydraulic locomotive was introduced by BR Western Region in 1962 to provide improved top end freight and passenger service unobtainable from the lesser powered Hymeks and Warships. At this time the required power output was not achievable by a single power unit and the Westerns were fitted with two Maybach engines coupled with a Voith 3 speed hydraulic transmission. This had the added advantage that the locomotive could run, if