Class 155 - West Yorkshire PTE - 155344 - OO Scale - DCC Sound FittedThe British Rail Class 155 diesel multiple unit (DMU) was introduced in 19871988. Built by Leyland at Workington, 42 two car units were produced using construction methods from the bus building industry. Shortly after entering service, structural faults, including body cracks, led to the fleet being temporarily withdrawn. Rather than restoring them as two car sets, British Rail split 35 units into single vehicles, creating the Class 153 between 1991

Livery: Dublin Bus two-tone green with "Localink" Branding

BR green with wrap-around yellow nose panels

by which time the now-familiar maroon and gold house colours had been chosen

Pack of 6 precision CNC machined axles and insulated wheels

and the prefix/suffix numbering in white

142003 (55544+55594) Crewe / Special

it continued to work the Midlands MGR (Merry-Go-Round) circuits like many of the class

‘refurbished’ by Crewe Works from No

which entered service in 1892

This was one of five Class 37/0s to be put through a major refurbishment in the early 2000s

Roofs were painted white or off-white

lamp irons