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Dapol 4S-006-022D

14XX Class 0-4-2 1426 BR Green Lined Late Emblem Steam Locomotive - DCC Fitted

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Prototype Era
Era 5 (1956 to 1966) British Railways Late Crest

Manufacturer description

The 48XX and 58xx was designed to replace the earlier 19th century George Armstrong Wolverhampton 517 class. Charles Collett improved the design with new higher pressure boilers and an improved cab. A total of 75 14xx were built with auto gear for working with trailer cars and when introduced were numbered 48xx to 4874 with 20 non auto fitted 58xx class constructed for general purpose traffic. The first locomotives entered service in 1932, with most running into the 1960s. The 4800 with autocoach meant the locomotive could be controlled from there which negated the requirement to run the locomotive round at the end of the journey. This format was known as a push-pull train. After the war experiments with oil firing of the 28xx class would be renumbered in the 48xx class, therefore the original 48xx class were renumbered 1400 to 1474. Four members of the class have been preserved 1420, 1442. 1450 and 1466.

The locomotive will have all of the usual refinements that are expected to be found on all Dapol models including:

• Diecast chassis, running plate, wheels (with metal tyres) boiler and fire box
• Fully compensated chassis
• Detailed cab interior
• Bunker steps for the post 1936 examples
• Removable cab roof (held in place with magnets)
• Two footplate styles to represent the 48xx & 58xx, one or two footsteps on the front steps
• Collett sprung straight shank buffers
• High level of separately added details
• Representation of internal motion
• Topfeed where appropriate
• Expertly applied liveries
• Printed number plates with etched plates in the accessory pack

Technical Specification:

• A slide in PCB offers simple ‘tool-free’ installation of a NEXT-18 DCC decoder and a ’no-solder’ speaker connection. This board slides through the smoke box door and connects directly to the locomotive mother board.
• Firebox glow (synchronised with sound*)
• High quality coreless motor
• Next-18 DCC Socket
• DCC Ready, DCC fitted & DCC sound fitted options will be available.
• Enhance your driving experience with our feature RealDrive (Factory fitted models only)

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Prototype information

^* Class names often change over the lifespan of a locomotive, so this is not necessarily the class name used by the operator in the period modelled.

Dapol 4S‑006‑022D is a 0‑4‑2 scale model of a British Railways Class 14 steam locomotive, number 1426, painted in green with late‑crest lining. The model is factory fitted with a NEXT‑18 DCC decoder and sound unit, and the decoder is installed via a slide‑in PCB that connects through the smoke box without the need for soldering.

The prototype was introduced in 1932 to replace the 19th‑century George Armstrong Wolverhampton 517 class. Seventy‑five locomotives were built, numbered 4800‑4874, with an additional twenty 58xx examples for general traffic. The class featured auto gear for operation with autocoach trailer cars, enabling push‑pull working. Original locomotives were later renumbered 1400‑1474; four examples have been preserved.

The Dapol model includes a die‑cast chassis, metal‑tyred wheels, a fully compensated running gear, a detailed cab interior, bunker steps (post‑1936), a removable cab roof held by magnets, two footplate styles, sprung straight‑shank buffers and top‑feed where appropriate. Additional accessories comprise printed and etched number plates. RealDrive technology is available on factory‑fitted units.