Dapol OO Br (W. Region) 2-6-2 Prarie Tank 6100 Cl. Kit
OO BR (W. Region) 2-6-2 Prairie Tank 6100 Class Kit delivers classic Great Western suburban steam locomotive detail for OO gauge railway modellers and British steam-era layouts.
Featuring:
- 6100 Class Prairie Tank Design: Represents the iconic BR Western Region 2-6-2 Prairie Tank locomotive used extensively for passenger and branch line duties.
- OO Scale Compatibility: Built to OO scale (1:76), suitable for standard OO gauge railway layouts and scenery integration.
- Detailed Kit Construction: Injection-moulded plastic components designed to capture the distinctive side tanks, wheel arrangement, and cab profile of the prototype.
- Custom Finishing Options: Supplied as a model kit ready for painting, detailing, and weathering to suit individual layout eras and operating conditions.
Technical Specifications:
- Scale: OO (1:76)
- Class: BR (W. Region) 6100 Class Prairie Tank
- Wheel Arrangement: 2-6-2 Prairie Tank
- Material: Injection-moulded plastic
- Assembly: Required
- Paint/Glue: Required (not included)
- Recommended Age: 14+
- Power Requirement: Dependent on motor/chassis configuration if fitted
- Compatibility Notes: Suitable for OO gauge layouts and compatible rolling stock
- Included: One OO scale locomotive kit
Perfect for: British railway enthusiasts, OO gauge steam-era modellers, and hobbyists building Western Region branch line or suburban passenger layouts.
Why this kit matters
The 6100 Class Prairie Tank locomotives became a familiar sight across Great Western and later British Railways Western Region routes. Their versatile 2-6-2 wheel arrangement provided strong acceleration and reliable operation on suburban passenger services, branch lines, and light freight duties.
These locomotives played an important role in everyday railway operations throughout the steam era, particularly across Wales and the West Country. Their compact yet powerful design made them highly practical for busy regional services and smaller routes where larger tender locomotives were unsuitable.
How to use it
Assemble the locomotive kit using suitable modelling glue and paints. Once completed, the model can be detailed, weathered, and integrated into OO gauge layouts or display collections. Ensure all moving parts and wheel alignment are correctly fitted for smooth operation if using a powered chassis.
This is a plastic model kit. Assembly, paint, and glue are required. It is not a toy.

Description
OO BR (W. Region) 2-6-2 Prairie Tank 6100 Class Kit delivers classic Great Western suburban steam locomotive detail for OO gauge railway modellers and British steam-era layouts.
Featuring:
- 6100 Class Prairie Tank Design: Represents the iconic BR Western Region 2-6-2 Prairie Tank locomotive used extensively for passenger and branch line duties.
- OO Scale Compatibility: Built to OO scale (1:76), suitable for standard OO gauge railway layouts and scenery integration.
- Detailed Kit Construction: Injection-moulded plastic components designed to capture the distinctive side tanks, wheel arrangement, and cab profile of the prototype.
- Custom Finishing Options: Supplied as a model kit ready for painting, detailing, and weathering to suit individual layout eras and operating conditions.
Technical Specifications:
- Scale: OO (1:76)
- Class: BR (W. Region) 6100 Class Prairie Tank
- Wheel Arrangement: 2-6-2 Prairie Tank
- Material: Injection-moulded plastic
- Assembly: Required
- Paint/Glue: Required (not included)
- Recommended Age: 14+
- Power Requirement: Dependent on motor/chassis configuration if fitted
- Compatibility Notes: Suitable for OO gauge layouts and compatible rolling stock
- Included: One OO scale locomotive kit
Perfect for: British railway enthusiasts, OO gauge steam-era modellers, and hobbyists building Western Region branch line or suburban passenger layouts.
Why this kit matters
The 6100 Class Prairie Tank locomotives became a familiar sight across Great Western and later British Railways Western Region routes. Their versatile 2-6-2 wheel arrangement provided strong acceleration and reliable operation on suburban passenger services, branch lines, and light freight duties.
These locomotives played an important role in everyday railway operations throughout the steam era, particularly across Wales and the West Country. Their compact yet powerful design made them highly practical for busy regional services and smaller routes where larger tender locomotives were unsuitable.
How to use it
Assemble the locomotive kit using suitable modelling glue and paints. Once completed, the model can be detailed, weathered, and integrated into OO gauge layouts or display collections. Ensure all moving parts and wheel alignment are correctly fitted for smooth operation if using a powered chassis.
This is a plastic model kit. Assembly, paint, and glue are required. It is not a toy.






















