GBRf Class 50 Co-Co 50049 Defiance - Era 11
GBRf Class 50 Co-Co 50049 Defiance - Era 11
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GBRf Class 50 Co-Co 50049 Defiance - Era 11
GBRf Class 50 Co-Co 50049 Defiance - Era 11
TT3015M
More from
Key Publishing Ltd
Hornby’s Class 50 type 4 diesel is a stand out locomotive to expand or start modelling in TT:120 scale. Accurately replicating a perennially popular class in eye catching liveries, ‘Defiance’ is ideal for any modern image and preservation-era TT:120 layout.
Designed for the West Coast Mainline, the fifty Class 50 locomotives were built by English Electric and introduced from 1967 on the West Coast Mainline. The powerful 100mph Type 4s faced successive redeployments and served both the Western and South Western regions of BR. Carrying many colourful liveries until withdrawal in 1994, the popular class continue to operate in large numbers on heritage and main lines today.
Presented by Hornby in the striking blue and orange of GB Railfreight (GBRf), 50049 ‘Defiance’ is one of two Class 50s painted in matching GBRf blue alongside 50007, with both regularly seen on the mainline and heritage railways (era 11).
Internally the locomotive features a Next18 DCC decoder socket, making it a simple upgrade to digital control with Hornby Triplex Sound Bluetooth decoders or other brands of decoders. Hornby’s TT:120 class 50 is highly detailed with separately fitted parts and etched metal detailing. A distinctive and popular livery, 50049 is the perfect companion to all Hornby carriage ranges, modern image stock and HSTs currently in development.
Product highlights include:
- BR Class 50 Co-Co 50049 ‘Defiance’ in GBRf blue
- DCC ready with a Next18 decoder socket
- NEM standard couplings
- Separately fitted etched metal steps, handrails and grilles
- Popular diesel locomotive suitable for any modern image layout (era 10 onwards)
Learn more about Hornby TT:120 with our full layout build video series here.
Read more about Hornby TT:120 in Hornby Magazine. Check out our latest issues here.
Discover more about the Hornby TT:120 scale Class 50 in our video:
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Hornby’s Class 50 type 4 diesel is a stand out locomotive to expand or start modelling in TT:120 scale. Accurately replicating a perennially popular class in eye catching liveries, ‘Defiance’ is ideal for any modern image and preservation-era TT:120 layout.
Designed for the West Coast Mainline, the fifty Class 50 locomotives were built by English Electric and introduced from 1967 on the West Coast Mainline. The powerful 100mph Type 4s faced successive redeployments and served both the Western and South Western regions of BR. Carrying many colourful liveries until withdrawal in 1994, the popular class continue to operate in large numbers on heritage and main lines today.
Presented by Hornby in the striking blue and orange of GB Railfreight (GBRf), 50049 ‘Defiance’ is one of two Class 50s painted in matching GBRf blue alongside 50007, with both regularly seen on the mainline and heritage railways (era 11).
Internally the locomotive features a Next18 DCC decoder socket, making it a simple upgrade to digital control with Hornby Triplex Sound Bluetooth decoders or other brands of decoders. Hornby’s TT:120 class 50 is highly detailed with separately fitted parts and etched metal detailing. A distinctive and popular livery, 50049 is the perfect companion to all Hornby carriage ranges, modern image stock and HSTs currently in development.
Product highlights include:
- BR Class 50 Co-Co 50049 ‘Defiance’ in GBRf blue
- DCC ready with a Next18 decoder socket
- NEM standard couplings
- Separately fitted etched metal steps, handrails and grilles
- Popular diesel locomotive suitable for any modern image layout (era 10 onwards)
Learn more about Hornby TT:120 with our full layout build video series here.
Read more about Hornby TT:120 in Hornby Magazine. Check out our latest issues here.
Discover more about the Hornby TT:120 scale Class 50 in our video:
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