N Class 122 W55006 BR Blue

Featuring:

• Prototype Unit: British Rail Class 122 single-car diesel railcar, running number W55006, finished in BR Blue livery.
• Scale & Gauge Compatibility: N scale (1:148); suitable for N gauge (9mm) track systems.
• Detailed Finish: Accurately reproduced bodywork with authentic BR Blue decoration, glazing, and printed markings.
• Powered Operation: Motorised unit designed for independent branch line and local passenger services.

Model Dimensions (Approximate):

• Scale: N (1:148)
• Gauge: 9mm
• Length: Approximately 135mm

Technical Specifications:

• Class: British Rail Class 122
• Running Number: W55006
• Livery: BR Blue
• Power Type: Diesel Multiple Unit (DMU)
• Material: Injection-moulded plastic with metal components
• Assembly: Ready-to-run
• DCC Compatibility: DCC-ready or DCC-compatible depending on production version
• Recommended Age: 14+
• Track Requirement: N gauge (9mm)
• Included: One powered Class 122 railcar

Perfect for: N scale railway modellers recreating British Rail branch lines, rural services, and regional passenger operations from the 1970s through to the 1990s.

Why this model matters

The Class 122 "Bubble Car" was designed for lightly used branch lines and local services where a full multiple-unit train would be uneconomical. These single-car diesel railcars became a familiar sight across the British railway network and enjoyed exceptionally long service lives.

W55006 in BR Blue represents the later British Rail era when these versatile vehicles were used on rural and secondary routes. Their distinctive appearance and independent operation make them popular additions to compact and branch line layouts.

How to use it

Place the railcar on compatible N gauge track and operate it using a suitable controller. The unit can run independently or alongside other passenger stock appropriate to the era being modelled. Regular cleaning of wheels and track will help maintain reliable performance.

This is a detailed scale model designed for collectors and railway modellers. It is not a toy.