You’re going to need some new bookshelves chap! Keep up the good work, many thanks 👍🙂

Thanks for sharing this insight into Triang TT railway's J

Another fantastic video with Tri-ang TT catalogue 🙂

Thanks for sharing. Dave

Very nice thanks for sharing. Dave

I actually had this brochure back in the day. Happy memories.

I can only remember Sealink Liveried BR Mark 1s on the Stranraer Harbour to Glasgow Central service @ 1984. This service was normally hauled by a Class 47 in BR Blue. I also rode the Stranraer Harbour Boat Train (21.15 ex Euston). This was hauled by a Class 86 to Carlisle, a Class 47 to Ayr, and a Class 27 (although on the night I did it, it was a Class 20) piloting the Class 47, to allow the signalboxes to close early. But this was ordinary liveried coaches.

This was the catalogue for 1960 and 1961

i think the green shunter was released in 1957

Great video those class 76s are hard to find these days

I think it was something similar to Hornby 00 gauge, but in HO scale.

Trix Twin railways were one of the better model making companies. I believe they’re still going, but under a different name because of trademark problems.

Trix twin railways is a odd one in my eyes. Very interesting video 🙂

Kit number 1554P, I have one of these, I still have the train and cars since I was a kid. This would be 58 years old

Lima wasn't being lazy. It's all H0 scale 1:87.

Another cracking little video. Simple, straightforward, interesting and informative 👍🙂

Wonderful video and plenty to see🙂

Hi, very good catalogue review, I was wondering what year the Ermewa chrome tanker wagons and the MRA tipping wagons were released, 2011 was a great year for amazing wagon in this unique hobby, it’s such a shame that manufacturing cost have spiralled out of control because manufacturers are starting it cost too much money to produce them at a competitive price now, the secondhand prices for the MRA wagons has doubled! I wonder how much Accurascale would produce these wagons for if that’s the case, apparently there was a few issues with them so Dapol sold them off very cheaply just to get rid of them, maybe if they developed them better they wouldn’t have such issues, this is what Hornby have done for years buy sell many products that have been underdeveloped and are then sold to customers to see if they can get away with it, this is very common now, thanks for sharing.

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Great video thanks for sharing, interesting view into a gauge I know nothing about, I've seen items of the TT scale on the well known auction site , these are by Trix, have you any catalogues of the Trix range? Thanks J

Always a pleasure watching your videos, thanks for sharing J

That’s the gauge I wish they *had* brought back. Exactly between N and OO, it actually makes a compelling offer.

You know what? I think this guy likes HSTs

Ready to run trains were mostly sold to the schoolboy market and they were not much bothered about scenery. I know, I was one. Buildings and accessories were popular but the main concern was running trains. It was the older modellers that produced scenic layouts and they often built their locomotives and stock from kits (Wills anyone?) or from scratch. Meccano magazine did sometimes feature scenic Hornby Dublo layouts. It's pronounced Dub by the way, not Doob.

They used accessories that Hornby dublo had in their catalogues so that layout would be able right but I'm sure more was added over time. Fantastic video 🙂

Another very interesting catalogue. My guess would be you’re right…the folks that run those classic/retro style layouts today are probably recreating the original look from back in the day. Full authenticity. The manufacturer’s adverts usually seem to showcase them that way too don’t they. Must admit, I think the ‘simplicity’ can be a very appealing aesthetic, somehow it just connects with my imagination. My own layout when I was a kid (very kindly built by my Dad) was fully scenic so I’m not sure where that connection springs from? Maybe I’m just simple minded 😂. Thanks for sharing mate 👍🙂

That brought back some memories of my first train set. I had the clockwork tank engine with two coaches and an oval track. I also had the level crossung, but I think it was added later. I was given my set Christmas 1966.

I just recently received and unboxed a clockwork train collection that included several PR457 clockwork tank locomotives like the ones on the first page. It did not include the cars or tracks, but I was able to run them on my code 100 gauge electric layout. The running session for them is a later video, but I also have a video of one of these I received earlier running on my layout.

Great video thanks for sharing John

Didn’t even know Playcraft existed…had to look on Wikipedia! Interesting little catalogue 🙂👍

Very nice

Great video saw one of the wrenn duchesses in BR blue city of Glasgow go for a LOT of money at a auction last year

Great video thanks for sharing J

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Happy memories! I had the BR 4MT and some of the wagons on my first ‘proper’ layout when I was a kid. Much appreciated 👍🙂

Wrenn engines and rolling stock are superb especially in 00 gauge

Thanks for sharing this look into the TT range of models, I found it very interesting, J

Watched that twice off the bat…enjoying these videos, 60’s and 70’s especially at the moment. I’m going to be looking at other periods too. It’s a history of railway models in it’s own right isn’t it. Many thanks chap 👍🙂

Interesting catalogue, I've got a French Bo Bo diesel but it's not in this catalogue, thanks for sharing J

The trains were OO scale but the track was HO scale. The original Hornby Dublo by Meccano Ltd made some strange choices. Their first 2-rail model, ,the SR R1 0-6-0T, had all been withdrawn by the tine the model came to market. I believe their last duties were as Folkstone Harbour bankers before being replaced by GW 5700 pannier tanks and that is the model that Honrby should have produced. Another odd choice was the Metrovic Co-Bo. Famous for working the Cricklewood- Glasgow "Condor" containerised freight but most people would never have seen one.. Their chronic unreliability saw them replaced by Black 5s until Class 24s could be provided for the "Condor". The Class 24 would have been a much better choice as they had a much wider geographical spread.and would have gone well with the Class 20 which was a good model. The Deltic was rushed to market before the livery had been decided. It was too short , some detail was incorrect and the first batch were produced in an uninspiring plain green livery. Best steam loco was the Bulleid light pacific followed by the 8F, the Castle and the BR STD 2-6-4 T. the A4 and Stanier pacific were long in the tooth and the N2 0-6-2T was crude.Super detail rolling stock was good Working breakdown crane was very good. A GW 0-6-2T 56xx class "valleys" tank loco was planned but never made it into production.

I always wondered if there was a Hornby dublo 1964 catalogue because I've been trying to find one. Enjoyable video to watch

Awww…Price 1D…childhood memories 😊…Nice little breakdown train that too! Many thanks mate 👍🙂