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Close-Up: Graham Farish N Gauge Class 37/7 'Heavyweight'

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N Gauge News
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In their Autumn British Railways announcements, Bachmann Europe revealed a brand new N Gauge Class 37/7 'heavyweight' tooling for the Graham Farish range, representing a sub class of the iconic English Electric 'Tractor' never before produced in the scale.

graham farish n gauge class 37/7

44 Class 37s were reworked into this subclass which was similar to the 37/5 except for the plating over of a bodyside window and the addition of a ballast weight to give extra haulage ability on the heavy freight trains such as coal and metals in South Wales, work they proved very suited to.

graham farish n gauge class 37/7

The new models have been designed from the rails up and bring factory fitted DCC sound to the Class 37 in N Gauge for the first time and N Gauge News was able to take a close-up look at the livery samples for each of the four models planned during the 2026 International N Gauge Show.


You can read the full announcement and specifications for the 37/7 here


372-110 / 372-110SF

37894 BR Railfreight Grey


  • Originally built as a Series Two Locomotive

  • Central Headcode Panels – Plated and fitted with Marker Lights

  • High Intensity Headlight

  • Headboard Clips

  • Bufferbeam Valance Removed

  • Oval Buffers

  • Robert Stephenson and Hawthorns Cantrail Grilles (with additional upright strengthening bars)

  • Two-part Nose Grilles (Driver’s side)

  • Welded Boiler Roof

  • Fabricated Bogies

  • Slow Speed Control

  • Twin Fuel Tanks with Ex-Water Tank Gauges Plated Over

graham farish n gauge class 37/7
graham farish n gauge class 37/7

372-111 / 372-111SF

Class 37/7 37714 BR Railfreight Metals Sector


  • Originally built as a Series One Locomotive

  • Headcode Boxes Removed and End Doors Plated Flush

  • High Intensity Headlight

  • Bufferbeam Valance Removed

  • Oval Buffers

  • English Electric Cantrail Grilles

  • One-part Nose Grilles

  • Rivetted Boiler Roof

  • Fabricated Bogies

  • Slow Speed Control

  • Twin Fuel Tanks with Ex-Water Tank Gauges Plated Over

graham farish n gauge class 37/7
graham farish n gauge class 37/7

372-112 / 372-112SF

Class 37/7 37710 Loadhaul


  • Originally built as a Series One Locomotive

  • Headcode Boxes Removed and End Doors Plated Flush

  • High Intensity Headlight

  • NRN Aerial

  • Bufferbeam Valance Removed

  • Oval Buffers

  • English Electric Cantrail Grilles

  • One-part Nose Grilles

  • Rivetted Boiler Roof

  • Fabricated Bogies

  • Slow Speed Control

  • Twin Fuel Tanks with Ex-Water Tank Gauges Plated Over

graham farish n gauge class 37/7
graham farish n gauge class 37/7

372-113 / 372-113SF

Class 37/7 37717 'Berwick Middle School' EWS


  • Originally built as a Series One Locomotive

  • Headcode Boxes Removed and End Doors Plated Flush

  • High Intensity Headlight

  • Bufferbeam Valance Removed

  • Oval Buffers

  • English Electric Cantrail Grilles

  • One-part Nose Grilles

  • Rivetted Boiler Roof

  • Fabricated Bogies

  • Slow Speed Control

  • Twin Fuel Tanks with Ex-Water Tank Gauges Plated Over

graham farish n gauge class 37/7
graham farish n gauge class 37/7

The models are currently slated for release during Winter 2026/2027 with an RRP of £179.95 for DCC ready versions, and £294.95 for DCC sound fitted models.


Out thanks to Bachmann for allowing NGN to photograph the models on display at the International N Gauge Show.


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