Opening your find
Opening your find
$186.27
OO Manchester Ship Canal Peckett W4 "Jaffa" DCC Ready Featuring: Manchester Ship Canal Livery: Finely detailed Peckett W4 0-4-0ST locomotive in the distinctive orange "Jaffa" colour scheme used by the Manchester Ship Canal Railway. DCC Ready: Equipped with a factory-fitted socket for quick installation of your preferred DCC decoder.
Highly Detailed Finish: Features authentic lining, cab detail, handrails, and realistic weathered industrial styling. Smooth Performance: Precision motor and reliable pickup system provide excellent slow-speed control, ideal for shunting duties.
Technical Specifications: Scale: OO (1:76) Gauge: OO Gauge (16.5mm) Wheel Arrangement: 0-4-0ST Prototype: Peckett W4 Saddle Tank Livery: Manchester Ship Canal "Jaffa" DCC Status: DCC Ready Material: Injection-moulded plastic with metal components Assembly: Ready-to-run Paint/Glue: Not required Recommended Age: 14+ Power Requirement: DC analogue operation; DCC decoder required for digital control Included: One OO scale locomotive Perfect for: Industrial railway enthusiasts, shunting layouts, and OO gauge modellers seeking a compact locomotive with standout character and historical significance.
Why this kit matters The Peckett W4 saddle tank was designed for heavy industrial work in docks, factories, and collieries throughout Britain. The Manchester Ship Canal Railway operated a fleet of these robust locomotives to move freight around one of the UK's most important industrial waterways.
Nicknamed "Jaffa" due to its bright orange livery, this locomotive has become a favourite among railway enthusiasts. Its compact size and eye-catching colour make it a distinctive addition to any industrial or dockside layout. How to use it This ready-to-run locomotive operates on standard OO gauge track using analogue DC control straight from the box.
To run on a digital layout, fit a compatible DCC decoder into the factory-installed socket. Its short wheelbase and excellent low-speed control make it ideal for shu
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