Heljan 3763 Class 37 705 Railfreight Petroleum Livery O Gauge

Description Heljan 3763 Class 37 705 Railfreight Petroleum Livery O Gauge Anticipated Release Date Q4 - 2026 Class 37 705 Railfreight Petroleum 1:43 scale model produced by Heljan. This model is ready-to-run straight out of the box and would make a excellent addition to any model railway collection. Analogue DC Model This model mainly operates in British This model is decorated in BR company markings This model is best suited to 1020mm radius curves Standard or ‘heavyweight’ body Single piece or split nose grilles Standard or modified fuel tanks Cast or fabricated bogies Ribbed or plain boiler roof panel Oval or rectangular buffers XL Plug-and-Play DCC interface Five separately switchable lighting functions in DCC mode Separately switchable tail lights Separately switchable cab lights Separately switchable engine room lights Easy-fit 3-piece miniature snowploughs Provision for easy installation of large speaker(s) Motorised roof fan Sprung Buffers Sprung Screw Link Couplings Wire Handrails Heavy duty twin motor/flywheel drive Exquisite Bufferbeam Detail Superbly Detailed Bogies and Underframe Equipment Detailed Cab Interior Details The British Rail Class 37 is a diesel-electric locomotive built by English Electric between 1960 and 1965. A total of 309 were constructed at the Vulcan Foundry and Robert Stephenson & Hawthorns works. Powered by a 1,750 horsepower English Electric 12CSVT engine, the locomotives were designed for mixed traffic duties and proved highly versatile, working passenger and freight services across the network. Their distinctive engine sound earned them the nickname “Tractors”. Many were later refurbished with electric train heating for passenger use. Despite widespread withdrawals from the 1990s, more than 60 locomotives remain in preservation or limited mainline service.