Murphy Models B141

[Moogie-69]

Could anyone give me an idea of how much this is worth, it's never been used.

 

[Mol_PMB]

Brand new models of the more recent release can still be bought for less than £180, so that’s an upper bound. (See Rails of Sheffield; Kernow had them reduced even further recently but sold most of their stock)

The older release (which this is) doesn’t have provision for dcc sound but some people consider they run more smoothly. 

£150 or thereabouts if it’s in as-new condition ? 

[Moogie-69]

47 minutes ago, Mol_PMB said:

Brand new models of the more recent release can still be bought for less than £180, so that’s an upper bound. (See Rails of Sheffield; Kernow had them reduced even further recently but sold most of their stock)

The older release (which this is) doesn’t have provision for dcc sound but some people consider they run more smoothly. 

£150 or thereabouts if it’s in as-new condition ? 

Thanks for the reply.

It's actually new old stock from when I had a model shop, I also have three of the Preservation Society's carriages in the same condition. 

They have been stored in plastic boxes for years in my roof space, might be time to get rid of them as I'm more interested in GNRi steam.

 

[irishthump]

On 6/10/2026 at 10:51 PM, Mol_PMB said:

Brand new models of the more recent release can still be bought for less than £180, so that’s an upper bound. (See Rails of Sheffield; Kernow had them reduced even further recently but sold most of their stock)

The older release (which this is) doesn’t have provision for dcc sound but some people consider they run more smoothly. 

£150 or thereabouts if it’s in as-new condition ? 

The circuit board supports DCC sound but you need to install a speaker. However the solder pads are there on the circuit board and there's  a cradle for a speaker so there is some provision for sound on these models.