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Rapido 982503

Caledonian Single No.123 – LMS Lined Black No.14010 (DCC Sound Fitted)

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Prototype Era
Era 3 (1923 to 1947) The Big Four (LNER, LMS, GWR and SR)

Manufacturer description

Caledonian Railway ‘Single’ 4-2-2
LMS Lined Black No.14010
Suitable for operation on 2nd Radius curves (438mm or greater)
Working dynamic firebox flicker
21-pin DCC decoder socket
MoPower stay-alive capacitors
2 factory-fitted speakers in all models
Sprung buffers
Museum quality paint finish
Smooth & powerful mechanism
Highly detailed
NEM coupler pockets
1:76 scale, (OO gauge)

Catalogue listing

Model details

Rapido's Caledonian Single No.123 is a highly detailed representation of the LMS Lined Black No.14010 locomotive, a member of the Caledonian Railway's Single class. This iconic 4-2-2 locomotive was a key part of Scotland's railway network during the early 20th century.

The model is designed for operation on 2nd radius curves of 438mm or greater, allowing it to be used on many standard model railway layouts. The locomotive features a working dynamic firebox flicker, adding a touch of realism to its operation.

The Rapido model is DCC sound-fitted, with a 21-pin socket allowing for easy decoder installation. The model also incorporates MoPower stay-alive capacitors to help prevent issues with electrical pick-up on curved track. Two factory-fitted speakers provide a high-quality sound experience.

The locomotive features sprung buffers, adding to its overall authenticity. The model's paint finish is of museum quality, with a smooth and highly detailed design that accurately represents the original locomotive. The NEM coupler pockets allow for easy coupling and decoupling of wagons.

The Rapido Caledonian Single No.123 is a highly detailed representation of the LMS Lined Black No.14010, making it a great addition to any OO gauge model railway layout. The model is available in 1:76 scale, allowing modellers to recreate the sights and sounds of Scotland's railways in the early 20th century.