The Class 35 was a mixed traffic Bo-Bo diesel hydraulic locomotive built for the Western Region of BR. The Class 35 coupled a mekyrdohydraulic transmission with a diesel power unit and for this reason became affectionately known as Hymeks. One hundred and one were built between 1961 and 1964 by Bayer Peacock (Hymek) Ltd, a joint venture company between Bristol Siddeley Engines (supplier of the Maybachengine used), Stone-Platt Industries (Supplier of the Mekydro Hydraulic transmission) and Bayer Peacock & Co (manufacturer of the locomotive). The Hymek continued into service until 1975 by which time their passenger and freight duties were replaced in the main by the more powerful Class 52 Western and the diesel-electric Class 37. Four Hymeks survive into preservation.

Dapol have produced both Powered and dummy models to allow the protypical double and triple header formations typically seen in their use. The Dapol model also includes the following features

Detailed body with etched grills and separately fitted handrails

Finely detailed cast wheels

5 pole Super creep motor with huge pulling power and incredible slow running speed.

All wheel drive and pick up

Directional Lights (dummy as well)

DCC Ready with provision for a 6 pin decoder

Accessory Bag with separate optional fittings.

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2D-018-013D N Gauge Hymek D7020 Two Tone Green FYP DCC Fitted

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