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Hornby R3070, Hornby, A1 class 4-6-2 locomotive and tender, number 60163 "Tornado' locomotive is in British Railways Apple green with 'BRITISH RAILWAYS' to the tender side. Ref: 9780957934913
Hornby, A1 class 4-6-2 locomotive and tender, number 60163 "Tornado' locomotive is in British Railways Apple green with 'BRITISH RAILWAYS' to the tender side. , .A Special Limited Edition from the Hornby RailRoad range, comes with Certificate, with fine lning and a set of Metal nameplates and a display sleeve. DDC Ready - 8pin Socket/Plug provided Please note the model does not have any cab glazing which is quite normal on this model. The outer box sleeve does have a few scuffs to the edges minor and one slight crush to the bottom left hand conrner. Model is as new Condition A- Box B to B+

Price: £95.00 / $147.25
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Hornby R2170, Bulleid Rebuilt Merchant Navy Class Loco, No.35023 "Holland Africa Line" in BR Brunswick green livery Ref: 9780957934903
Hornby, Bulleid Rebuilt Merchant Navy Class 4-6-2 Locomotive and Tender, No.35023 "Holland Africa Line" in British Railways lined Brunswick green livery with the small version of the early lion-over-wheel emblem to the tender. This model was released in 2000. clean, sharp and tidy. A good example. Condition is easily B+. Box condition is B+. Comes with instructions.and unopened detail pack. Some minor wear to one box end flap.

Note this model dating from 2000 is not DCC ready.

Price: £125.50 / $194.53
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Hornby R2637 ,Stanier 2 Cylinder 2P Class 2-6-4T Tank Locomotive, 42437 in British Railways lined black with late emblem, factory weathered. Ref: 9780957934867
Hornby, Stanier 2 Cylinder 2P Class 2-6-4T Tank Locomotive, 42437 in British Railways lined black with late emblem, factory weathered. New model with super detail body, sprung buffers, Cab interior, sliding roof vents, DCC ready 5 pole skew wound motor, suitable for Hornby 2nd Radius (438mm) curves. This model has seen some minor use, but is unmarked and clean, Comes with instructions Condition B+ in B to B+ Box A large class of 206 engines built by the LMS between 1935 and 1943. A successful design that went to be adapted for the standard BR 4MT standard tank. The 4P's were withdrawn from service between 1962 and 1967. None have been preserved.

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Hornby R2535, A 4 class 4-6-2 locomotive and tender, number 60029 " Woodcock ." Ref: R2535.
Hornby, A 4 class 4-6-2 locomotive and tender, number 60029 " Woodcock ." in British Railways lined green livery with late BR emblem . In this guise, the loco is running without the valances, with non-corridor tender and single chimney.The model features sprung buffers, fixed rear wheel assembly, NEM couplings, five pole skew wound loco drive motor, cab and tender detail and is DCC ready. this example looks lightly used only, comes with spare bogie wheels, all paper work in B+ Condition in a B+ Box A few minor scuffs to the box edges

The locomotive was designed by Sir Nigel Gresley and first entered service in 1937. Eventually there were 35 built. It was designed for express passenger work.

Price: £105.50 / $163.53
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Hornby R2925, Clan Class, 72005 'Clan MacGregor' BR late green Ref: R2925.
Hornby R2925, Clan Class, 72005 'Clan MacGregor' BR late green, Length: 287mm Detail: Extensive, Sprung buffers , this example is as new condition not used at all. Condition A in a B+ Box with all paper work and detail parts. Special features: DCC Ready/Fitted Motor: 5 pole skew wound. Loco drive Curved track: Hornby 2nd radius + / 438mm+ Designed by Mr. R. A. Riddles, the Clans were a slightly scaled down version of the BR Britannia Class and featured a smaller boiler and cylinders. Ten of the class were built at Crewe between 1951 and 1952 with a further 15 planned which were intended for the Scottish and Southern regions, however, the final 15 were cancelled due to British Railways modernisation plans. The 10 completed Clans were "shedded" at Polmadie, Glasgow and Carlisle and were consequently seen working mixed traffic trains on routes between Manchester, Liverpool, Carlisle, Perth and Glasgow. The last Clan was removed from service in 1966

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Hornby R2824, Rebuilt Royal Scot, 46100 BR Green with late crest' Waterman Collection' Ref: R2824.
Hornby, Rebuilt Royal Scot Class 4-6-0 Locomotive and tender, 46100 ' Royal Scot' ' in British Railways lined green with late emblem to the tender side. ( Finish Ex Works ) This model is in as new unused condition with all detail parts, paper work .The Pete Waterman Collection is a fine selection of limited production models specifically chosen by Pete Waterman as models of distinction and worthy of being part of a model railway enthusiasts collection. with 5 pole skew wound Loco drive, sprung buffers, an abundance of extra detail. DCC READY suitable for ( Hornby 2nd radius curves - Minimum radius 438mm ) Designed by Sir William Stanier, withh 55 being built, entered service in 1943 PLEASE NOTE The outer picture sleeve is quite scuffed.

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Hornby R2312, Duchess Class 4-6-2 Locomotive and Tender, No.46239 "City of Chester" Ref: R2312.
Hornby, Duchess Class 4-6-2 Locomotive and Tender, No.46239 "City of Chester" in British Railways lined green livery with the later style emblem to the tender. The loco looks particularly impressive with the red-backed nameplates. It comes with unused detailing parts It looks absolutely superb in this livery. Condition is A- apperas to be unused as new, with all detail parts and paper work in a tidy box.

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Hornby R2823, Princess Royal Class, 46201 'Princess Elizabeth' BR late green 'Waterman Collection' Ref: R2823.
Hornby, Princess Royal Class 4-6-2 Locomotive and tender, 46201 ' Princess Elizabeth' ' in British Railways lined green with late emblem to the tender side. ( Finish Ex Works ) MOdel is as new with all paper work and detailing parts with out display sleeve,The Pete Waterman Collection is a fine selection of limited production models specifically chosen by Pete Waterman as models of distinction and worthy of being part of a model railway enthusiasts collection. Each of the initial three locomotives is presented in dedicated packaging featuring a brief history of the prototype. with 5 pole skew wound Loco drive, sprung buffers, an abundance of extra detail. DCC READY suitable for ( Hornby 2nd radius curves - Minimum radius 438mm )

Price: £97.50 / $151.13
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Hornby R2685, West Country Class 4-6-2 Locomotive and tender, 34006 ''Bude'' Ref: R2685
Hornby, West Country Class 4-6-2 Locomotive and tender, 34006 ''Bude'' in British Railways lined malachite green livery with '' British Railways '' to the Stanier tender. Model has 5 pole skew wound loco drive motor, sprung buffers, DCC ready, brake rods and other detail. Loco will negotiate Hornby 2nd radius (438mm) curves. During the locomotive trials of 1948 the then fledging British Railways Board experimented with different locomotives to see how they performed on tracks outside their normal region. Part of the trials was to try different combinations of locomotives and tenders which resulted in the classic pairing of Bulleids West Country 'Bude' and a Stanier Tender. To celebrate the 60th Anniversary of not only the locomotive trials but the formation of British Railways, 2008 limited edition models of 'Bude' coupled to a Stanier tender, complete with numbered certificate have been specially prepared and are presented in a commemorative pack.

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Hornby R2586, Bulleid Rebuilt Battle of Britain Class Pacific, 4-6-2 Loco 34053 ' Sir Keith Park ' BR Late green Ref: 9780957934645
Hornby, Bulleid Rebuilt Battle of Britain Class Pacific, 4-6-2 Locomotive and tender, No 34053 ' Sir Keith Park ' in British Railways lined green livery with late emblem to the tender side. Model has 5 pole skew wound loco drive motor, sprung buffers, DCC ready, brake rods and other detail. Loco will negotiate Hornby 2nd radius (438mm) curves. Locomotive designed by O.V. Bulleid in 1945, rebuilt in 1957. This model is in great unmarked condition, looks test run only. with unused detail packs, and paper work, all in a tidy box.

NOTE THE INJECTOR PIPEWORK HAS COME OFF AND IS IN THE BOX AN EASY REPAIR.

Price: £115.50 / $179.03
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Hornby R2743, Schools Class, 30915 'Brighton' BR late green Ref: 9780957934709
Hornby, Class V 'Schools' 4-4-0 Locomotive and tender, No 915 '' Brighton', in British Railways lined green livery, with smoke deflectors and large chimney. , with 5 pole skew wound motor, extensive cab detail, decoder socket in tender, DCC Ready. Suitable for Hornby 2nd radius curves. DCC Ready, This eamle has been used, but hardly at all, clean unmarked Condition B+ in a B Condition B with instructions and a detail pack NOTE: NOTE: box missing label card. and plastic insert ( that goes in the poly tray) Designed by Maunsell with the 1st locomotive entering service in 1930, The Schools class was the most powerful 4-4-0 to be built in Britain. With 41 engines being built they were all named after Public boarding schools.

Price: £79.00 / $122.45
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Hornby R2494, A 4 class 4-6-2 locomotive and tender, number 60020 "Guillemot." Ref: R2494
Hornby, A 4 class 4-6-2 locomotive and tender, number 60020 "Guillemot." in British Railways lined green livery with early ' Lion over Wheel' style crest. In this guise, the loco is running without the valances, with non-corridor tender and single chimney. The model features sprung buffers, fixed rear wheel assembly, NEM couplings, five pole skew wound loco drive motor, cab and tender detail and is DCC ready. Model has been lightly used, with no marks or rubs. A good clean example. condition B+ in a B+ box , comes with DCC insulating Sleeve, Instructions and unused detailing pack. Comes in a tidy Condition B to B+ Box A few minor scuffs to the box edges.The locomotive was designed by Sir Nigel Gresley and first entered service in 1935. Eventually there were 35 built. It was designed for express passenger work.

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Hornby R2798 A4 Class 60027 Merlin British Railways experimental Purple Limited Edition Ref: R2798.
Hornby,A4 class 4-6-2 locomotive and tender, number 60027 "Merlin", locomotive is in British Railways 1948 experimental purple livery, fitted with a single chimney and pulls a corridor tender with '' British Railways '' . Loco carries a pair of special plaques which were presented by the Captain of HMS Merlin in a ceremony in 1946. A Limited Edition model, to celebrate 60 years since the establishment British Railways in 1948. a Limited Edition with a run of 1000 models. This example looks to be lightly used, comes with Limited Edition Certificate No 651 of 1000, intructions, detail pack and a set of unused metal nameplates The model comes packed in a box with a display sleeve. NOTE: one of the cab doors is missing ( Minor) DCC Ready Weighing in at 166 tons in full working order, with their6'8" driving wheels and 250 psi boilers, the mighty three cylinder A4s had a tractive effort of 35,445lbs. Although some A4s were built with single chimneys, all were eventually fitted with double chimneys and a number were fitted with corridor tenders to facilitate crew changes on the move. Gresley, being a keen ornithologist, is believed to have influenced the naming of the second batch of Class A4 locos using the names of the faster flying British birds. No. 4486 'Merlin' was completed in March 1937 at the Doncaster works and based at Edinburgh's Haymarket. The original livery of black and apple green was replaced in1948 to British Railways experimental purple/dark blue when it was also renumbered 60027.At this time the round plaques, depicting a flying Merlin and fitted in 1946 to the cab sides, were moved to the boiler sides. Displaced in 1962 by the Class 55's and 47's, 'Merlin' was first re-allocated to Edinburgh St. Margaret's then later to Glasgow St. Rollox for a further few years until finally being withdrawn from service in September 1965.

Price: £149.00 / $230.95
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Hornby R2341, A3 Class 4-6-2 locomotive and tender, No 60086 ' Gainsborough' Ref: R2341.
Hornby, A3 Class 4-6-2 locomotive and tender, No 60086 ' Gainsborough' in British Railways lined green livery with non corridor tender carrying the early crest. Model has been renamed and renumbered verry well done, has metal nameplates. Super detail model featuring: loco drive 5 pole motor, DCC ready, sprung buffers, cab and tender detail. Super model light use only, no marks rubs, condition B+ with a B Box (NOTE some damage to top of box ) with unused detailng parts and instructions.

Price: £125.00 / $193.75
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1. Bachmann 31-528, Class A2, 60533 ' Happy Knight' in British Railways lined brunswick green with late crest and double chimney (Ref: 9780957934879)

Hornby R2744, Schools Class, 30932 'Blundell's' BR early Black Ref: 9780957934423
Hornby, Class V 'Schools' 4-4-0 Locomotive and tender, No 30932 '' Blundell's'', in British Railways Black livery, with BR early emblem, with smoke deflectors and small chimney.. (Standard Tender) .This example has been used, it is clean and unmarked. NOTE: the inner plastic former that fits over the inner tray is miising alonf with the card insert with the product code .comes with unopened detail pack and instructions. , with 5 pole skew wound motor, extensive cab detail, decoder socket in tender, DCC Ready. Suitable for Hornby 2nd radius curves. Designed by Maunsell with the 1st locomotive entering service in 1930, The Schools class was the most powerful 4-4-0 to be built in Britain. With 41 engines being built they were all named after Public boarding schools.

Price: £73.00 / $113.15
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Hornby R2637, 2P Class 2-6-4T Tank Locomotive, 42437 in British Railways lined black Ref: R2637.
Hornby, Stanier 2 Cylinder 2P Class 2-6-4T Tank Locomotive, 42437 in British Railways lined black with late emblem, factory weathered. This example is in as new condition not been used, Condition A- in B+ Box with instructions and unopened detail pack. with super detail body, sprung buffers, Cab interior, sliding roof vents, DCC ready, 5 pole skew wound motor, suitable for Hornby 2nd Radius (438mm) curves. A large class of 206 engines built by the LMS between 1935 and 1943. A successful design that went to be adapted for the standard BR 4MT standard tank. The 4P's were withdrawn from service between 1962 and 1967. None have been preserved.

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Hornby R2558, Hawksworth county class 4-6-0 locomotive and tender, number 1007 "county of Breckknock'' Ref: R2558
Hornby, GWR Hawksworth county class 4-6-0 locomotive and tender, number 1007 "county of Breckknock'' locomotive is in British Railways lined black livery with early lion over wheel emblem. MOdel has been used, but is unmarked and clean. Condition B to B+ in B Box ( some damage to one corner. comes with a set of instructions. missing the card insert with the product code. The model features Ringfield loco drive, fitted hand rails and cab detail. Designed by Hawksworth, the class entered service in 1946 with a total of 30 being constructed. It was essentially a mixed traffic locomotive.

Price: £79.50 / $123.23
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Hornby R2581, King Arthur' 4-6-0 Locomotive and tender, No 30764 '' Sir Gawin '' Ref: 9780957934079
Hornby, Class N15 ex SR '' KIng Arthur' 4-6-0 Locomotive and tender, No 30764 '' Sir Gawin '' in British Railways lined green livery, with the early BR emblem tto the tender side. Loco has been factory weathered , it comes with instructions, unopened detail packs, looks unused as new condition in a good looking box DCC ready. model is fitted with 5 Pole Skew wound motor, sprung buffers , fine detailing, suitable for Hornby 2nd Radius ( 438mm) curves. The Arthur's were built in 6 batches from 1918 to 1927. Designed by Robert Urie, the total built was 74. No 30764 ' Sir Gwain' was built at the works of the North British Co, entering service in 1925 as a '' Scotch Arthur'' and was withdrawn in 1961.

Price: £94.50 / $146.48
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Hornby R2140, A3 Class 'Doncaster' BR green L/E Ref: 9780957934409
Hornby, A3 Class 4-6-2 Locomotive and Tender, No.60048 "Doncaster" in British Railways lined green livery with the early lion-over-wheel emblem to the Great Northern style tender with coal rail. The loco has a single chimney and banjo dome. The model was released in 1999 as a special limited edition - this example comes with its certificate no.17 from a run of 1,000 pieces. Additionally, the box has a very attractive pictorial outer sleeve depicting the loco in black and white. The model looks lightly used , there are no marks or rubs,. Condition is B+ to A-. The box is very slighty showing signs of wear,. Box condition is B. Comes with instructions and unused detail pack Note this model is tender drive NOTE: model is fitted with new traction tyres, but the two lugs that clip the tender top to the tender chassis have broken off ( cannot be seen and does not effect the model in any way.)

Price: £85.00 / $131.75
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