Dapol N A4 Mallard 4468 NE Wartime Black DCC

N A4 Mallard 4468 NE Wartime Black DCC delivers iconic British steam locomotive performance for N scale railway enthusiasts recreating historic LNER wartime operations and premium mainline passenger layouts.

Featuring:

• Historic Wartime Black Livery: Features the famous LNER A4 Pacific locomotive Mallard 4468 in authentic North Eastern wartime black finish with detailed lining and markings.
• DCC Equipped Operation: Digital Command Control compatibility allows smooth speed control, advanced layout integration, and independent locomotive operation.
• Highly Detailed N Scale Model: Precision-moulded bodywork with fine locomotive detailing, streamlined casing, and realistic tender decoration.
• Ready-to-Run Convenience: Factory-assembled locomotive designed for immediate use on compatible N gauge layouts with minimal setup required.

Model Dimensions (Approximate):

• Length: approx. 16 cm
• Width: approx. 2 cm
• Height: approx. 3 cm
• Wheel Configuration: 4-6-2 Pacific

Technical Specifications:

• Scale: N (1:148)
• Model: LNER A4 Mallard 4468 NE Wartime Black
• Control System: DCC Equipped
• Motor: Electric motor with DCC functionality
• Material: Injection-moulded plastic with metal components
• Assembly: Ready-to-run
• Paint/Glue Required: Not required
• Modelling Tools Required: Not required
• Power Requirement: Track-powered
• Compatibility Notes: Compatible with N gauge track systems
• Included: 1 × N Scale A4 Mallard 4468 locomotive with tender

Perfect for N scale railway modellers, British steam locomotive collectors, and LNER enthusiasts building realistic wartime or express passenger layouts. Popular SEO keywords include N scale Mallard locomotive, A4 Pacific model train, DCC steam locomotive, N gauge LNER Mallard, British steam train model, and N scale express locomotive.

Why this model matters

Mallard 4468 remains one of the world’s most famous steam locomotives, holding the steam speed record and symbolising the golden age of British railway engineering. The wartime black livery reflects the locomotive’s important operational role during World War II, adding historical authenticity and collector appeal.

How to use it

Place the locomotive on compatible N gauge track and connect to your analogue or DCC railway system as appropriate. Ensure rails and wheels are clean for reliable electrical pickup and smooth running. Stor