The Eureka Models HO 40 Class NSWGR Diesel Type 2 4010 Green Non-Sound is a highly detailed HO scale model of a classic Australian locomotive.

Here’s a summary of information regarding this model:

Availability & Price:

• This specific model (4010 Green Non-Sound) appears to be out of stock at most retailers that previously carried it, such as ScaleModelCo Hobby Centre and , where it was priced around A$325.00 – A$329.99.
• Australian Modeller also lists it as sold out at a price of A$330.00.
• Eureka Models themselves state that “Reasonable stocks of Green livery left” for some 40 Class models, but specifically for 4010 Non-Sound, it’s generally listed as sold out or unavailable.
• You might find it on the secondary market (e.g., eBay), but pricing and condition would vary.

Features (based on the 40 Class range):

• Scale: HO Scale
• Region: Australian (NSWGR – New South Wales Government Railways)
• Power: DC (with an 8-pin socket for DCC decoder fitting, but no speakers installed for non-sound versions)
• Lighting: Directional lighting (operable on both DC and DCC)
• Prototype: Based on the Alco RSC-3 design, these were the first mainline diesel-electric locomotives introduced in NSW.

Reviews & Impressions:

• Generally, Eureka Models are known for their excellent detail and good representation of the prototype.
• A review on Platform1mrc.com for a DCC sound version of a Eureka 40 Class noted that the model is “very good” with “excellent” pulling power, easily handling multiple wagons.
• Some older reviews or discussions might mention initial jerky running on DC, but this tends to settle down.
• A common suggestion is to replace the factory couplers with long shank Kadees to avoid buffer lock on curves.
• For non-sound versions, the option to add a DCC sound decoder and speakers (like ESU LokSound 5 with a custom sound project) is recommended by some for a more immersive experience.

In essence, if you’re looking for this specific model, you’ll likely need to search on auction sites or hobby forums for pre-owned versions, as new stock appears to be largely depleted.