68535 - BR J67 - Negro liso, con emblema antiguo - Equipado con sonido DCC

SKU: ACC2447-DCC

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€287,95
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Descripción detallada

 BR J69 68535 era del mismo lote de 1892 que el No. 359, siendo originalmente numerado como 358 bajo GER y 7358 bajo LNER y también fue reconstruido como R24r en 1904. Junto con otras 19 locomotoras J69, 7358 se transfirió al área escocesa durante 1927/28 y mientras 11 de esas locomotoras eran  regresó al Sur entre 1944 y 1952, el ahora renumerado 68535 permaneció en Escocia asignado a Dundee Shed 62B, hasta su retirada en agosto de 1959.
  • 5 stars: 5 (83%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (17%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Mark C.
BR J67 with Real Character

A beautifully detailed model that looks even better after fitting driver and fireman figures, which add considerably more realism. The DCC sound-fitted version is essential for the full experience and gives this little locomotive real character.
My only criticism is some occasional hesitation caused by intermittent electrical pickup, possibly due to the blackened wheel finish. Despite this, it remains an excellent model.

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Mark C.
Exceptional Detail, but Disappointingly Tinny Sound due to Small Poor Speaker

The detailing on this J67 is exceptional and among the best I have seen on a small tank locomotive. The plain BR black finish, early emblem, fine printing and separately fitted details are all superb.
Unfortunately, the DCC sound is a letdown. It sounds thin and tinny, particularly when compared with similarly sized Hornby and Rapido J52 models, which produce a much fuller and more convincing sound.
A beautifully detailed model, but the poor sound costs it a star. Four stars.

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First N.S.
Another Great Little Engine

I am so pleased with this model. I have not purchased a steam engine from Accurascale before but I was very pleasantly surprised just how good this one is.
Very smooth running.
Really good sound - did need turning down a bit as I found it too loud out of the box.
Stay-alive is a very useful addition.

Only slight negative is a bit of motor hum which is likely to be back emf signals.

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Daniel M.
Superb little loco

Superb little loco, excellent detail and great sound from such a small engine.

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Richard B.
Another lovely loco

Another lovely loco. I bought this one to backdate it to pre-war condition which shouldn't be too bad - replace the BR logos and numbers, remove the little shunter steps (added to those sent to Scotland I believe), and a few small tweaks

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Nicholas G.
Greast allround

This little loco looks lovely and top me most importantly, the running is excellent Controllable down to a crawl to coupling up, which I really like. The sound is super too. I love this model