1227 Class 122 BR Blue (Yellow Ends) Single Car DMU TDB975227 - Weathered Brand_Woodland-Scenics Offered in steel alloy (with

Offered in steel alloy (with black roadbed) or nickel silver (with gray roadbed) versions

Dual Straight Track Sections

Mounting Height - 10

The more common types that made up the majority of express and secondary passenger trains include First and Second Class

1227 Class 122 BR Blue (Yellow Ends) Single Car DMU TDB975227 - Weathered Brand_Woodland-Scenics Offered in steel alloy (withBuilt in 1958, the class 122 diesel railcars were primarily used for suburban work on the London Midland region and some even made it as far as running on Scotish routes. This design of single car units were nicknamed "Bubble Cars" by railway enthusiasts. In 1968 some of the Class 122 units were converted to carry parcels and reclassified to Class 131. This model features a high level of exterior detail, a powerful motor and a fitted interior. A great