BR Mk1 Composite Corridor E15058 - Era 4 3D printed military vehicles The Class 43 locomotive was

The Class 43 locomotive was repainted in a Virgin red and black livery for use on CrossCountry services

Expertly written features showcase model railways in a range of settings including the second part of our Great Central Railway inspired layout project to build Swithland Sidings in ‘OO’ gauge

Panzer IV/70(A)

A crucial part to run with Hornby’s impressive class 43 HST power cars in blue and grey (TT3021M/TT3021TXSM)

Hornby’s TT:120 class 66 is highly detailed and is the perfect companion to the era 11 modern image freight rolling stock and HSTs currently in development by Hornby

BR Mk1 Composite Corridor E15058 - Era 4 3D printed military vehicles The Class 43 locomotive wasHornbys TT: 120 scale rolling stock continues to develop with the addition of further British Railways Mk1 carriages. Now carrying the popular BR Crimson Cream livery, the new Mk1 range is a must for both new and seasoned modellers. Add this carriage to your collection from the Key Model World Shop for 33. 99 (RRP 37. 49). The British Railways Mk1 range was introduced from 1951 to provide a standardised design combined influence from pre BR carriages.