Model: Dapol/Lionheart O gauge DC. Equipped with motor, flywheel, 21-pole digital interface, spring buffers, prototype hook coupling.English operating instructions.

Model: Gauge O DC. BR Class 55xx 2-6-2T steam locomotive with running number 5571. Equipped with a motor, flywheel, 21-pin digital interface, spring buffers, prototypical hook coupling, and English operating instructions.Prototype: The Class 55xx were designed as small locomotives for mixed traffic and were used primarily on branch lines. They were a further development of the Churchward Class 4500 with larger side tanks and increased water capacity. Between 1927 and 1929, 100 were built at the

Model: Gauge O DC. GWR Class 55xx 2-6-2T steam locomotive with running number 4594. Equipped with a motor, flywheel, 21-pin digital interface, spring buffers, prototypical hook coupling, and English operating instructions.Prototype: The Class 55xx were designed as small locomotives for mixed traffic and were used primarily on branch lines. They were a further development of the Churchward Class 4500 with larger side tanks and increased water capacity. Between 1927 and 1929, 100 were built at the

Model: Gauge O DC. GWR Class 55xx 2-6-2T steam locomotive with running number 4589. Equipped with a motor, flywheel, 21-pin digital interface, spring buffers, prototypical hook coupling, and English operating instructions.Prototype: The Class 55xx were designed as small locomotives for mixed traffic and were used primarily on branch lines. They were a further development of the Churchward Class 4500 with larger side tanks and increased water capacity. Between 1927 and 1929, 100 were built at the

Model: Dapol/Lionheart O gauge DC. Equipped with motor, flywheel, 21-pole digital interface, spring buffers, prototype hook coupling.English operating instructions.

Model: Dapol/Lionheart O gauge DC. Equipped with motor, flywheel, 21-pole digital interface, spring buffers, prototype hook coupling.English operating instructions.

Model: Gauge O DC. BR Class 55xx 2-6-2T steam locomotive with running number 4585. Equipped with a motor, flywheel, 21-pin digital interface, spring buffers, prototypical hook coupling, and English operating instructions.Prototype: The Class 55xx were designed as small locomotives for mixed traffic and were used primarily on branch lines. They were a further development of the Churchward Class 4500 with larger side tanks and increased water capacity. Between 1927 and 1929, 100 were built at the

Model: Gauge O DC. GWR Class 55xx 2-6-2T steam locomotive with running number 5505. Equipped with a motor, flywheel, 21-pin digital interface, spring buffers, prototypical hook coupling, and English operating instructions.Prototype: The Class 55xx were designed as small locomotives for mixed traffic and were used primarily on branch lines. They were a further development of the Churchward Class 4500 with larger side tanks and increased water capacity. Between 1927 and 1929, 100 were built at the

Model: Gauge O DC. GWR Class 55xx 2-6-2T steam locomotive with running number 4589. Equipped with a motor, flywheel, 21-pin digital interface, spring buffers, prototypical hook coupling, and English operating instructions.Prototype: The Class 55xx were designed as small locomotives for mixed traffic and were used primarily on branch lines. They were a further development of the Churchward Class 4500 with larger side tanks and increased water capacity. Between 1927 and 1929, 100 were built at the

Model: Dapol/Lionheart O gauge DC. Equipped with motor, flywheel, DCC digital decoder with sound functions, spring buffers, prototype hook coupling.English operating instructions.

Model: Dapol/Lionheart O gauge DC. Equipped with motor, flywheel, 21-pole digital interface, spring buffers, prototype hook coupling.English operating instructions.

Gauge 0 DC Digital. The Dapol B4 0-4-0T BR 30084 Digital Steam Locomotive is an exact miniature version of the historic steam locomotives produced for the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway (LB&SCR). The B4 locomotive was known for its agile and light construction and was primarily used as a shunting locomotive and for freight transport. The locomotives had a short wheelbase and were therefore very manoeuvrable, which was particularly advantageous when shunting. The B4 locomotives reached

Model: O gauge DC. Steam locomotive of the DB Class 01, Wagner smoke deflectors, front apron, Koblenz-Mosel, tender 2'2'T34.Model with a high-performance motor, smoke generator, cylinder steam, automatic couplers, constant headlights, direction-dependent headlight change, spring buffers, metal wheelsets, wheel flange height less than 1.2 mm, automatic detection of Lenz Digital (DCC) or conventional DC operation (analog), lamps are equipped with maintenance-free LEDs.When operating with Lenz Digi

Model: O gauge DC. The BR Class 15 diesel locomotive is a locomotive with etched headcode discs that can be opened and closed flexibly. It has spring buffers that ensure smooth running. It is driven by a powerful 3-pole motor which enables high tractive power and speed. The driver's cab is detailed and decoratively designed with many details. The cab lighting provides a realistic atmosphere. The model also has British-style headlights that change over with the direction of travel.

Model: O gauge DC. Edition model rail bus motor car VT 98 with trailer VS 98 of the DB. Highly detailed model in mixed metal/plastic construction. The current concept of motor control using an angle magnetic sensor is used. Equipped with metal wheel sets with a wheel flange height of 1.2 mm, interior and driver's cab lighting, constant light, light changeover depending on the direction of travel, spring buffers, close coupling link and automatic, remote-controlled coupling.

Novelty. Image may not represent final model. Gauge 0. Version in black Great Western GWR livery with company number 3738. Equipped with motor, flywheel, 21-pin digital interface, spring buffers, prototypical hook coupling, English operating instructions.The model features a cast chassis for excellent grip and traction. The powerful 5-pole motor enables precise power control. The beautifully designed body is provided with many separately added details according to the respective prototype. Ther

Model: O gauge DC. The BR Class 15 diesel locomotive is a locomotive with etched headcode discs that can be opened and closed flexibly. It has spring buffers that ensure smooth running. It is driven by a powerful 3-pole motor which enables high tractive power and speed. The driver's cab is detailed and decoratively designed with many details. The cab lighting provides a realistic atmosphere. The model also has British-style headlights that change over with the direction of travel.

Model: Gauge O DC. Equipped with a motor, flywheel, 2x 22-pin digital interfaces, light changeover (available in several versions for digital operation), spring buffers, and a prototypical hook coupler. Sound-ready. English operating instructions.Non-binding delivery date: June / July 2026Prototype: The Class 66 is a diesel-electric freight locomotive built by Electro-Motive Diesel (EMD) for the British and European markets starting in 1998. It is technically based on American locomotive types b

Model: Gauge O DC. Equipped with a motor, flywheel, 2x 22-pin digital interfaces, light changeover (available in several versions for digital operation), spring buffers, and a prototypical hook coupler. Sound-ready. English operating instructions.Non-binding delivery date: June / July 2026Prototype: The Class 66 is a diesel-electric freight locomotive built by Electro-Motive Diesel (EMD) for the British and European markets starting in 1998. It is technically based on American locomotive types b

Model: Gauge O DC. Equipped with a motor, flywheel, 2x 22-pin digital interfaces, light changeover (available in several versions for digital operation), spring buffers, and a prototypical hook coupler. Sound-ready. English operating instructions.Non-binding delivery date: June / July 2026Prototype: The Class 66 is a diesel-electric freight locomotive built by Electro-Motive Diesel (EMD) for the British and European markets starting in 1998. It is technically based on American locomotive types b

Model: Gauge O DC. Equipped with a motor, flywheel, 2x 22-pin digital interfaces, light changeover (available in several versions for digital operation), spring buffers, and a prototypical hook coupler. Sound-ready. English operating instructions.Non-binding delivery date: June / July 2026Prototype: The Class 66 is a diesel-electric freight locomotive built by Electro-Motive Diesel (EMD) for the British and European markets starting in 1998. It is technically based on American locomotive types b

Model: Gauge O DC. Equipped with a motor, flywheel, 2x 22-pin digital interfaces, light changeover (available in several versions for digital operation), spring buffers, and a prototypical hook coupler. Sound-ready. English operating instructions.Non-binding delivery date: June / July 2026Prototype: The Class 66 is a diesel-electric freight locomotive built by Electro-Motive Diesel (EMD) for the British and European markets starting in 1998. It is technically based on American locomotive types b

Model: Gauge O DC. Equipped with a motor, flywheel, 2x 22-pin digital interfaces, light changeover (available in several versions for digital operation), spring buffers, and a prototypical hook coupler. Sound-ready. English operating instructions.Non-binding delivery date: June / July 2026Prototype: The Class 66 is a diesel-electric freight locomotive built by Electro-Motive Diesel (EMD) for the British and European markets starting in 1998. It is technically based on American locomotive types b

Model: Gauge O DC. BR Class 55xx 2-6-2T steam locomotive with running number without running number. Equipped with a motor, flywheel, 21-pin digital interface, spring buffers, prototypical hook coupling, and English operating instructions.The illustration shows a similar model with a serial number. The LHT-S-5505U is delivered without a running number.Prototype: The Class 55xx were designed as small locomotives for mixed traffic and were used primarily on branch lines. They were a further develo