The Class 20 was one of the most successful designs born from British Rail’s Modernisation Plan, and the Graham Farish model of this English Electric icon has long been a worthy replica but following a works visit, our N Scale model is back and better than ever before.
New tooling has been added to the Graham Farish Class 20 suite allowing models of the locomotives that were built to work in Scotland to be offered for the first time. More than half of the initial 128 locomotives were ordered for the Scottish Region, and these were built with larger cab side windows and bodyside recesses below, allowing tablet catchers to be fitted which could be accessed by crew from within the cab, and these features are incorporated into this model of No. 20077, albeit without the presence of the tablet catcher gear and so resembling the real locomotive.
Inside the detailed bodyshell, the model has gained a new chassis which is now equipped with a Next18 DCC Decoder interface and a pre-fitted speaker, allowing SOUND FITTED versions to be offered for the first time. A full array of directional lighting completes the technology features of this impressive diesel, and a set of headcode discs is supplied with each model to allow the correct headcode to be displayed for individual requirement.
•Graham Farish N Scale
•Era 7
•Pristine BR Blue livery
•Running No. 20077
•SOUND FITTED – Fitted with a Zimo MS590N18 DCC Sound Decoder
•Length 104mm (over couplings)
DETAIL VARIATIONS SPECIFIC TO THIS MODEL
•Headcode Discs
•Large Cab Side Windows (Scottish)
•Tablet Catcher Recess
•Drilled Bogie Equalising Beams
•Four Sandboxes per Bogie
•Original Battery Boxes
•Round Oleo Buffers