The most famous locomotive and train in the World features in this superb Hornby train set.  The striking apple green liveried class A1 “Flying Scotsman” helps to recreate those wonderful d...

This stunning Hornby train set features a Power Driving Unit, plus dummy Driving Unit and two passenger saloons all of which boast flush glazing, detailed roof panels and simulated pantographs...

On July 3, 1938, Sir Nigel Gresley's 'Mallard' sped down Stoke Bank, south of Grantham on the East Coast Main Line, in a blur of Garter Blue. At milepost 90¼,...

HORNBY WESTERN ROVER For so long the lifeblood of the rural economy, Britain's sleepy rural branch lines and light railways were, for many communities, the only reliable link to the outside w...

Many of the B17 locomotive class were named after football clubs and invariably held a special place in the hearts of local communities associated with a football club of the same name. On many oc...

There was a time when the Highlands of Scotland were served by a number of railway lines, all operating independently of each other. The rolling stock was varied and became even more so as the Rai...

Description There was a time when the British Isles was served by a number of independently operating railway lines, many of which were formed for the purpose of transporting freight. In the absenc...

Ready to attend Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry this year? The best way to get there is with the Hornby Hogwarts Express Train Set! In brilliant Hogwarts Red and containing a DCC Ready 59...

Hornby is a household name and is famous as the UK’s brand leader in the model railway hobby with its high quality 00 gauge (1:76) models and accessories. In 1838, a pioneering system of transport ...

Eurostar’s first use of the Class 373 for an external agency marketing campaign took place in September 1999 when the Sets 3005/3006 were transformed with a vinyl wrap that recreated scenes from The B...

For the many small communities that relied on the transportation of aggregates, ore, slate and coal to and from the coast, the rural railways of the West Country and Wales were the only reliable l...

The most famous locomotive and train in the World features in this superb Hornby train set.  The striking apple green liveried class A1 “Flying Scotsman” helps to recreate those wonderful days of...

This train pack recreates a typical suburban working, with Fowler 4P No. 2238 in LMS lined black and two Stanier 57’ non-corridor Brake Third coaches 20768 and 20769, with Composite 16592, in LMS line...

To view the full range of King Class locomotives In the mid-1920s, with train load sizes increasing to and from the South West, the Great Western Railway were faced with the need for even more pow...

Locomotive 2842 Kilverstone Hall was the last B17/2 built at Darlington during May 1933 and was converted to a B17/6 in January 1949, at which point it was renumbered under British Railways as 616...