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4S-010-006S OO Gauge A1X 32661 BR Lined Black Late Crest DCC Fitted & Sound Fitted N Gauge A3 Pacific This means push to activate

4S-010-006S OO Gauge A1X 32661 BR Lined Black Late Crest DCC Fitted & Sound Fitted N Gauge A3 Pacific This means push to activateLocomotive background Information More formally known as the London, Brighton & South Coast (LB&SCR) A1 Class, this locomotive became affectionately known as the Terrier due to the distinct bark of the exhaust. The class was designed by William Stroudley and 50 were built between 1872 and 1880 at the Brighton Works in Sussex. The original workings of the locomotive on the main London Lines of the class were eventually displaced by newer and more

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Description

This means push to activate and push to return to normal

a handy multi-functional measuring gauge that will set the positioning of your pocket correctly

Each controller can independently control 1 or 2 standard Dapol Semaphore signals which wire straight into the module and 2 wires connect direct to the nearest track or DCC bus - no extra power supply or wiring is needed

OO Gauge Cattle Wagon Kit will require assembly

short and tall safety valve casings and whistles to be turned metal parts- Working cab doors in ABS- Wire handrails with stanchions in metal- Sprung metal buffers and screw link couplings- Full back head detail with reversing lever in ABS- Coal load in bunker- Flickering firebox glow

4S-010-006S OO Gauge A1X 32661 BR Lined Black Late Crest DCC Fitted & Sound Fitted N Gauge A3 Pacific This means push to activateLocomotive background Information More formally known as the London, Brighton & South Coast (LB&SCR) A1 Class, this locomotive became affectionately known as the Terrier due to the distinct bark of the exhaust. The class was designed by William Stroudley and 50 were built between 1872 and 1880 at the Brighton Works in Sussex. The original workings of the locomotive on the main London Lines of the class were eventually displaced by newer and more

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