DCC Fitted DAPOL N Gauge ND-207B Q1 Class '33011' British Railways Black With Early Crest

Thank you for viewing our listing for this N gauge model of the ex-SR Q1 Class, manufactured by Dapol (ND-207B). It carries the running number 33011 and is presented in British Railways black with an early crest to the tender. The loco has been DCC fitted with the address set to #3. The loco will run on analogue layouts as well but performance will always be best with digital control.

The model features a plastic body on a die-cast chassis. It has numerous separately fitted parts including handrails and pipework.

The loco is presented in excellent, used condition and has been test run to ensure proper operation. NOTE that the loco and tender need to picked up together as they are linked by a driveshaft which can be easily dislodged - be careful when removing them from the packaging and handling further! The additional detailing parts and instructions are included. A real coal load has been added to the tender. There are some small paint dots to the underside (the previous owner's DCC identification system). The box and outer cardboard sleeve are in good condition with some shelf wear. Please view all of the images to help gain a better understanding of any damaged areas.

This is a nice model of a unique class of locomotive with the added benefit of DCC control. It would make a great addition to your layout!


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Hi, I'm Tom, a model railway lifer and car tragic. I've spent many, many hours working on model railway layouts at home, being roped-in by my dad at a young age! I also have a passion for cars and used to collect 1:18 scale examples. 

With over 10 years' experience buying & selling on eBay and having spent all of my working life in different levels of retail I decided to take a risk, leave my career and set up Test Track Models, intending to bring good value to a strong selection of pre-owned model railway items, cars of all scales and perhaps the other odd thing in between.

It's been exciting so far (and a steep learning curve) and I look forward to where it might end up.

I commit to reusing packaging where I can to lessen any impact, and using options such as paper packing tape.

With thanks,
Tom