Class 40 (or D261) from Thomas the Tank Engine. Used. OO Gauge

Here we have, what is called "Class 40" or D261 from Thomas the Tank engine.. The Hornby model is actually a class 37

A big diesel engine that once visited the North Western Railway on loan from British Railways. He was brought to Sodor to help the other engines. He intentionally sucked in an inspector's bowler hat through his air intake, which lead to his engine failing. Afterward, he was sent away in disgrace, leaving behind "a rather nasty smell, and a battered bowler hat".

This is one of the rarer engines from Hornby and is in excellent condition.

There are no marks or scratches on the body and all buffers and couplings are present however we are missing a hook one end.

The engine has been fully serviced and runs very well

This item is unboxed.