42-080G Weighbridge Green Decoder Also includes an extension pole

Also includes an extension pole to make the light pole taller to have a broader reach

The Class 46 1Co-Co1 BR-Sulzer Type 4 locos were built from 1961–1963 at British Railways' Derby Works and were initially numbered D138–D193

Five locomotives

having been ordered with the optional fuel computer and GM factory-fitted alarm

In these turnouts the stock-rails are wired to the centre-rails at the factory

42-080G Weighbridge Green Decoder Also includes an extension poleWeighbridges were an essential part of the story when it came to transporting goods by rail, allowing cargo to be weighed before loading or after being unloaded to ensure that the appropriate charges were levied. As a result, they could be found at goods depots across the country, as well as stations that handled freight which most did. With its integral base, this model includes both the weighbridge and the hut where weights would be measured and