Pre-order Freightliner Class 66 66619 Derek W Johnson MBE

Hornby’s class 66 is a must-have locomotive type and an ideal start to modelling in TT:120 scale. Accurately portraying a universal modern diesel type in a wide range of colourful liveries, the Class 66 is perfect for any current-era TT:120 layout. 

Pre-order today with a £1 deposit. Our customer services team will contact you to collect the balance of £142.99 on arrival of the model into stock. Model due autumn 2025.

The Class 66 is a highly successful and reliable freight design produced by EMD, with 480 examples constructed specifically for the Britain’s railways between 1998 and 2016 and further examples later imported from Europe. Class 66s are truly ubiquitous and can be found on all types of freight across the UK, with the fleet operated by five main companies and carrying a huge range of liveries to this day.

The corporate Freightliner green and yellow livery is accurately replicated by Hornby with 66619 Derek W Johnson MBE. With multiple sub-classes and countless design differences, Hornby has accurately produced this model as a Class 66/6 with original WIPAC headlights. 

Internally the locomotive features a Next18 DCC decoder socket, making it a simple upgrade to digital control with Hornby Triplex Sound Bluetooth decoders or other brands of decoders. Hornby’s TT:120 Class 66 is highly detailed and is the perfect companion to the modern image freight rolling stock including the IFA container wagons plus the soon to be released Hornby KFA container flats and Revolution Trains JNA-T bogie box wagons for TT:120 scale.

Product highlights include:

• Class 66/6 66619 in Freightliner green and yellow
• DCC ready with a Next18 decoder socket
• NEM standard couplings
• Separately fitted etched metal steps, handrails and grilles
• Must-have model of a ubiquitous modern diesel locomotive (era 10)

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