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Bachmann 32-384Y(W)

Class 37 425 'Sir Robert McAlpine / Concrete Bob' BR Construction Sector Diesel Locomotive Weathered - OO Gauge

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Prototype Era
Era 8 (1983 to 1994) British Rail Sectorisation

Manufacturer description

**Exclusive to Rails of Sheffield **

CUSTOM WEATHERED - PROFESSIONAL WEATHERED FINISH

Class 37 in construction sector livery features directional and cab lighting.

Catalogue listing

Brand
Bachmann
Product Code
32-384Y(W)
RRP
£149.50
Limited edition model for
Rails of Sheffield

Model details

DCC status
DCC Ready
Finish
Weathered

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Bachmann Class 37 425 locomotive, modelled in OO gauge, represents the British Rail construction‑sector livery known as ‘Sir Robert McAlpine’ or ‘Concrete Bob’. The model is a limited‑edition release exclusive to Rails of Sheffield and carries the manufacturer part number 32‑384Y(W). It depicts a diesel locomotive from the period of British Rail sectorisation.

The locomotive is supplied with a professional weathered finish and includes directional headlamp and cab lighting. It is DCC ready, allowing operation with digital command control systems. The model is marketed as a weathered version of the class 37 in its construction‑sector livery.

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