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Looks the part, sounds the part and bought in a very good value for money black Friday sale. Can't fault it

Fantastic loco, looks and runs beautifully.

Amazing features. Great loco.

Another excellent model. Great sound.

What an amazing loco, captures the prototype perfectly. Detail is superb

This is my second class 92 from Accurascale and it is just as good as the first. Great detail and runs smoothly.

Looks the part, sounds the part and bought in at very good value for money black Friday sale. Can't fault it. Can't wait for Run 2 of these Locomotives.

Well built model

I was a little late to the party buying one of these, but wow ! Fantastic model and sound package !

I am not a modern age modeler but decided to buy one of these because they looked so good! I was not disappointed. This is a wonderful model brim full of detail with a performance to match. If I had a suggestion it would be to give the pantographs a little more substance - metal pans perhaps? A top notch model at an affordable price. Another Accurascale masterpiece!

Great locomotive

A beautiful detailed model and smooth running model nice sounding .

Fantastic model. The detail on the model is great. Even better is the running performance which is extremely smooth. I bought the model with a sound decoder which works really well, producing realistic sounds of the actual locomotive. Pantograph operation is a fantastic final touch.

Once again an excellent product

This is another excellent Class 92 from Accurascale. The livery looks superb and it runs very well. It is also one of the best value-for-money locomotives available.
On the downside, the pantograph doesn't quite sit in its well properly and the circuit board is visible through the bodyside. Other than that, I have no complaints!

A lovely addition to any modern image layout, well worth the purchase l!

A true replica of the real locomotive in all senses. The detail is exquisite and unparalleled to any other locomotive in my fleet. It does not just look the part but feels the part, with its heavy weight and strong pulling power. A first class model!

Stunning model, superb detail and quality sound. The working pantographs operate quietly.

Another example of a great Accurascale model

This is the first Accurascale engine I have purchased and I am very impressed with the quality and features of this model all at a reasonable price.
Looking forward to getting the class 37 which I have pre-ordered.

John Marshall

Having initially placed two Pre-orders from the first notification of Accurascale's intent to model the Class 92 Electric Locomotive and having now received same I have amassed a total of seven variants with two more awaited. Whilst the Class 55 was well received by the modelling fraternity this latest release is truly outstanding. Well worth the wait - now the Class 31/37/50!!

An amazingly accurate depiction of the Class 92 locomotive. Unfortunately I am using it on dc so am unable to use the dcc additional features such as pantograph raise and lower.
The model is the more poignant for me as it is one of the TVM430 fitted variants that are authorised on HS1 and it is my signature on the authorising paperwork!

Delighted with my class 92.. Lovely quiet smooth runner.I have not tested with loaded wagons yet but don't anticipate any problems.I like the finesse of all the electric roof furniture and the lights and cab details are great.The most important thing is having an all wheel drive using a heavy metal chassis and Accurascale have stepped in to fill the gap in the market.I have already sold three of my old Lima Class 92's and will probably sell my old Hornby 92.. Congratulations on bringing this to market

One of the best engine classes ever built for their looks and liveries. The Class 92 has been a main locomotive of mine via the Hornby version of EWS Victor Hugo. So, I needed an upgrade from this older 2000s issue. in 00 scale. The Class 92 has been one of my faves to run passenger and freight duties and it is time for a DB livery to expand my fleet. Enter the Accurascale named variant Marco Polo and his sidekick engines to ramp up the generators with the new tooled ninety-twos. The locomotives are impressive, judging from the CAD and EP examples with their printing and minute details as exhibited on the final engineer prototype sample. I think, we are onto a winner for model of the year from Accurascale but who knows how good the finished model is going to be on close inspection for we have the manufactures Class 55 Deltic and Class 37s etc in on the running too. I do hope the 92 will fly passed with flying colours of DB Schenker Red.