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 Shortly after entering service, structural faults, including body cracks, led to the fleet being temporarily withdrawn.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

as it operated from Stratford Shed until being repainted into the GER’s ‘austerity’ grey livery in 1915

Aggregate and Metals sectors

and the correct symbol is displayed on the screen

Kinetic NEM coupler mounts at correct height with mini-tension-lock couplers provided with scale Instanters included

55017 – ‘The Durham Light Infantry’

50019 was withdrawn with main generator damage while still wearing this paint job in September 1990

including but not limited to

OOV - Pent Hood - Fitted - 1983 to 1988 - Pack K

PowerPack stay-alive system and dual speaker configuration to reproduce the characteristic sound and function of an BR Class 50 at work

This livery lasted until it was placed in storage in August 2002

leaving 31602 with a regular diet of railtours and stock transfers until 2003 when Wessex Trains hired in loco-hauled sets for Cardiff-Brighton and Bristol-Weymouth diagrams

Huddersfield