New Zealand DX class locomotive 3D printed shell in NZ120.
Introduced in two phases by NZR - the first in 1972 and the second in 1975 - the General Electric U26C “DX” class locomotives are considered one of the most successful locomotives in New Zealand railway history. The highly versatile locomotives are now being exported overseas, after 50+ years of service in New Zealand and numerous rebuilds and changes.
This design depicts a phase II DX as they were in the 1970s-1980s.
Note: model is supplied unpainted, but we can paint in any livery you want.
Model is NZ120 scale (1:120)
Chassis:
Kato N scale SD40-2
Measurements:
NZ120: 132.09mm long x 21.59mm wide x 29.06mm
Design by Peter Bryant (Kiwi Trains), produced under license by 3 Foot 6 Models.
New Zealand DX class locomotive 3D printed shell in NZ120.
Introduced in two phases by NZR - the first in 1972 and the second in 1975 - the General Electric U26C “DX” class locomotives are considered one of the most successful locomotives in New Zealand railway history. The highly versatile locomotives are now being exported overseas, after 50+ years of service in New Zealand and numerous rebuilds and changes.
This design depicts a phase II DX as they were in the 1970s-1980s.
Note: model is supplied unpainted, but we can paint in any livery you want.
Model is NZ120 scale (1:120)
Chassis:
Kato N scale SD40-2
Measurements:
NZ120: 132.09mm long x 21.59mm wide x 29.06mm
Design by Peter Bryant (Kiwi Trains), produced under license by 3 Foot 6 Models.
