Class 149 - NSE - 54280 - O Scale

While the numbers 149 and 150 are now famously associated with modern Pacer and Sprinter trains, in this context, they refer to much older unpowered trailer cars built in the late 1950s.

• Unpowered Units: These do not have motors. They are designed to be hauled or pushed by a powered Class 121/122 unit. (149 and 150 respectively)

• DCC Capability: They feature a 21-pin DCC interface. This allows you to install a decoder to control the interior and directional lighting independently.

• Lighting: Equipped with authentic exterior directional lighting (headcodes/tail lights) and fully detailed interior lighting for the passenger saloons and cabs.

• Couplings: Features magnetic couplings for easy attachment to other units and sprung buffers for a realistic appearance.

• Detailing: Includes a highly detailed underframe, wire-formed handrails, and a complete interior with seats and driver's desk.