| 32-856 |
Class 9F 2-10-0 standard 92002 with BR1G tender in BR black with early emblem
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£97 |
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| 32-901 |
Class 108 2 car DMU "Network South East"
BARGAIN
This model does come with directional lighting
In 1955, British Railways published its Modernisation Plan. This provided a way forward for the elimination of steam traction and the adoption of diesel and electric traction across the network.
Prior to 1955 a number of petrol and diesel units had been produced but the Modernisation Plan provided the much needed finance to produce them on a massive scale. Intended for branch, cross-country and suburban workings, a number of different classes were produced.
The second batch of ?Derby Lightweight? built units was later designated Class 108. All 333 vehicles were built at British Railways Derby Works between 1958 - 1961 and were delivered as 147 two-car units, 5 three-car units and 6 four-car units. The final 29 sets produced in 1960/1 differed from the earlier units by having a 4-digit headcode box on the front of the roof above the cab windows. The earlier units had two digit headcode boxes below the cab windows.
These units saw widespread use on the London Midland and North Eastern Regions and were in service well before the might of Dr Beeching?s axe fell on a considerable portion of the rail network in the 1960?s. They had a Blue Square coupling code that allowed them to operate with other unit classes that shared the same designation but not with other types
Due to accident damage the first vehicle was withdrawn in 1964 but the Class continued in service until 1993 when the last units were taken out of service. Over 50 vehicles have been preserved for use on heritage railways. |
£49 |
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| 39-130 |
BR Mk1 CK corridor composite in Network South East livery
BARGAIN
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£16 |
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| 39-157 |
BR Mk1 FK corridor 1st in Network South East livery
BARGAIN
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£16 |
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| 39-342 |
BR MK2A FK corridor 1st Network South East 13443
BARGAIN
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£15 |
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| 39-372 |
BR Mk2S BSO brake open 2nd Network South East
BARGAIN
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£15 |
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| 39-382 |
BR MK2A BSO brake open 2nd Network South East 9422
BARGAIN
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£15 |
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| 39-402 |
BR MK2S BFK brake corridor 1st Network Southeast
BARGAIN
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£15 |
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| 39-412 |
BR MK2A BFK brake corridor 1st Network Southeast
BARGAIN
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£15 |
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| 44-004 |
Provender (livestock food) store - Scenecraft range
Length: 115mm
Width: 110mm
Height: 75mm |
£17 |
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| 44-018 |
2 story office block - Scenecraft range
Extend this building upwards by adding 44-019 Upper Office Block Extension |
£22 |
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| 44-019 |
2 story upper office block extension (goes above 44-018) - Scenecraft range
This item is used to vertically extend the 44-018 2-story office block. It has no doors, so is not suitable for use on the ground. |
£22 |
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| 44-025 |
Hampton Heath colliery - Pit Head Lift - Scenecraft range
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£25 |
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| 44-027 |
Hampton Heath colliery - Fan House - Scenecraft range
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£25 |
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| 44-028 |
Hampton Heath colliery - Tram Circuit - Scenecraft range
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£11 |
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| 44-029 |
Hampton Heath colliery - Explosive Magazine - Scenecraft range
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£10 |
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| 44-030 |
Hampton Heath colliery - Pit Head Baths - Scenecraft range
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£20 |
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| 44-031 |
Hampton Heath colliery - Woodstacks (two) - Scenecraft range
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£8 |
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| 44-032 |
Hampton Heath colliery - Saw Mill - Scenecraft range
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£14 |
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| 44-033 |
Hampton Heath colliery - Blacksmiths - Scenecraft range
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£22 |
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| UE201 |
"Underground Ernie" Hammersmith & City Twins
BARGAIN
Fast and furious, competitive twins always trying to out-do each other. They have a question and answer for everthing! |
£25 |
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| UE202 |
"Underground Ernie" Bakerloo & Trailer Car
BARGAIN
A real detective - the Sherlock Holmes of the underground |
£25 |
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| UE203 |
"Underground Ernie" Victoria & Trailer Car
BARGAIN
The grandmother of the underground. A wise and caring Grande Dame, who's seen it all before |
£25 |
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| UE204 |
"Underground Ernie" Jubilee & Trailer Car
BARGAIN
The youngest of the trains - an energetic, gadget-mad, curious teenager |
£25 |
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| UE205 |
"Underground Ernie" Circle & Trailer Car
BARGAIN
A softly spoken hippy-chick who never loses her cool |
£25 |
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| UE301 |
"Underground Ernie" International Station includes tracks, Mayor and 3 visitors
BARGAIN
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£20 |
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| UE308 |
"Underground Ernie" Mystery Mansion Station
BARGAIN
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£19 |
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| CR3003 |
Car Set 3 with Ford Anglia 105E, Morris Minor 1000 & Vauxhall Viva HA. Non limited
This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate |
£8 |
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| DG199013 |
Scammell Mechanical Horse in Bouts Tillotson livery
This item has a limited edition certificate included. |
£9 |
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| DG200006 |
Ford Transit van "Evening News". Non limited
BARGAIN
This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate
If one vehicle revolutionised the van market, it was the Ford Transit, launched in 1965, with its V4 petrol engine and two wheelbase options. It was suitable for a vast range of special bodywork and Transit production continued until January 1971. |
£2 |
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| DG202009 |
Austin J2 van in "Ross Frozen Foods" white livery
This item has a limited edition certificate included. |
£3 |
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| DG203008 |
Bedford CA van in "Ovaltine" blue livery
This item has a limited edition certificate included. |
£3 |
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| DG211005 |
Morris 1000 in "Brown Muffs Department Store" brown livery
This item has a limited edition certificate included. |
£3 |
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| OM41010 |
AEC Q single deck bus - green (Civil Defence Mobile Gas Unit) "London Transport"
BARGAIN
This item has a limited edition certificate included.
These were later converted for use as a Civil Defense training vehicle, as a mobile gas unit.
In 1932 there suddenly appeared on the London streets a revolutionary new design with a full front and seats in position where orthodox passenger vehicles had engines. An entirely new design of chasis was evolved by AEC at Southall, with the engine positioned on the offside frame member behind the front axle. After the success of the single deck Q with L.G.O.C. and provincial operators, the L.P.T.B. ordered 102 4Q4 type for the Country Area bus work which entered service throughout 1935. Although far ahead of its time, the Q Type was only in production for 4 years but it paved the way for the underfloor engined type so much in evidence today.
BXD 528, Q7 is featured in original prewar Country area livery with 37 seat bodywork by the Birmingham Railway Carriage & Wagon Company. It was allocated to Watford Garage and remained with L.P.T.B. until August 1953. |
£12 |
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| OM44012 |
Blackpool Brush Railcoach "Tigeriffic"
This item has a limited edition certificate included. |
£28 |
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| PO1004 |
Post Office Set. Non limited
BARGAIN
This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate |
£9 |
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| UK1034 |
Dennis Trident/Alexander ALX400 d/deck bus "Stagecoach South - Canterbury P&R"
BARGAIN
Y103 GHC |
£9 |
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| UK1035 |
Dennis Trident/Alexander ALX400 d/deck bus "Stagecoach South - Activ 8"
BARGAIN
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£9 |
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| UK3029 |
Dennis Dart MPD s/deck bus "Southern Vectis"
BARGAIN
Fleet No: 316
Registration: SN03 LDU |
£11 |
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| UK4013 |
Volvo Olympian/Alexander Royale d/deck bus "Western Greyhound"
BARGAIN
Registration: N600 WGL |
£9 |
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| UK6007 |
Dennis Enviro 400/Alexander d/deck bus "Stagecoach - Swindon"
Fleet No: 19129
Registration: VX07 CYU |
£24 |
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| UK6009 |
Dennis Enviro 400/Alexander d/deck bus "Stagecoach North West"
Fleet No: 19031
Registration: SN56 AVX |
£29 |
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| UK7008 |
Scania Omnicity s/deck bus to Liverpool Airport "Arriva Merseyside"
BARGAIN
CX05 EOY
Arriva purchased 3 of these fine Scania Omnicity's in 2005 and allocated them to Speke depot in South Liverpool for use on the 'Airlink 500' service. This service runs from Liverpool Airport-Liverpool City Centre. |
£14 |
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| R2508A |
Class 121 bubblecar DMU 55 025 in Network SE livery
BARGAIN
This model does not feature any lighting |
£45 |
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| R2646X |
Class 56 diesel 56049 BR Railfreight red stripe livery (1987) (DCC on board)
BARGAIN
This item has a DCC decoder fitted
This will run without a problem on non-DCC layouts. Either can be used on a standard analogue layout. |
£88 |
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| R2684 |
Class A4 4-6-2 4468 "Mallard" 70th Anniversary loco & tender in LNER blue. Ltd edition of 5000 (gold plated parts)
On the 3rd July 1938 LNER A4 Class No. 4468 pulling a seven coach train reaching 126mph (202.8 km/h) on Stoke Bank on the East Coast Mainline and therefore obtained the World Speed record for a steam locomotive, a record that is still unbeaten to this day. This year sees the 70th Anniversary of the record being achieved and to celebrate this milestone Hornby are producing 5000 models of the "Mallard" as it was on the momentous day with the exterior metal parts plated in 18ct gold. Each locomotive is presented in a specially commissioned pack and is complete with a numbered certificate. |
£148 |
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| R2696 |
Class 101 2 car DMU 101692 in Scotrail SPT livery
BARGAIN
Livery: Scotrail
Period: Post 2000
Length: 240mm each unit
Finish: Pristine
Motor: 5 pole skew wound, loco drive |
£52 |
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| R2750 |
Class 56 diesel 56103 EWS "Stora" (DCC Ready)
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£76 |
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| R4276 |
Mk3 First Great Western 2002 livery TGS trailer guards standard coach
BARGAIN
Length: 305mm
Period: Current
Built: 1980 - 1982
Curve radius: Hornby 2nd radius + (438mm +) |
£14 |
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| R4277 |
Mk3 Midland Mainline 2002 livery TGS trailer guards standard coach
BARGAIN
Length: 305mm
Period: Current
Built: 1980 - 1982
Curve radius: Hornby 2nd radius + (438mm +) |
£14 |
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| R4289 |
Centenary composite coach in BR maroon
Length: 253mm
Period: late 1950's
Built: 1935 |
£21 |
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| R4290 |
Centenary brake coach in BR maroon
Length: 253mm
Period: late 1950's
Built: 1935 |
£22 |
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| R4315 |
Mk3 GNER livery TGS trailer guards standard coach
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£18 |
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| R4324 |
Mk3 GNER post-2004 livery Buffet coach
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£19 |
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| R7029 |
TX4 Taxi "Skale Taxis"
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£3 |
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| R8267 |
NEM pocket couplings - Medium * 10
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£4 |
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| R8268 |
NEM pocket couplings - Wide * 10
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£4 |
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| EM76501 |
Jen-Helecs & flatbed trailer "British Railways"
Jen-Helecs battery-powered version (prototype was battery powered, the model is not)
British Railways 3020 M S
Articulated cab with detachable trailer
Registration: KJJ 975 |
£7 |
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| EM76507 |
Jen-Tug & Parcels Van Trailer "BRS Parcel Services"
Articulated cab with detachable trailer
Registration: POA 424 |
£8 |
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| EM76615 |
Morris J Van "Telephone Engineer"
Registration MYF 482 |
£4 |
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| EM76617 |
Morris J van "British Railways"
Registration: MAR 815 |
£4 |
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| EM76636 |
Morris Minor van in grey
Registration:230 PFM |
£4 |
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| EM76811 |
Ford Zephyr 6 Mk1 in Dorchester grey over Canterbury green
Registration:NYT 674 |
£4 |
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| EM76998 |
Display case with space for 10 Pocketbond OO Classix trucks
Approximately 250mm wide x 320mm tall, packed in a white mailing carton. Moulded in white palastic with a clear removeable dust cover. Hole for wall-mounting. |
£5 |
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| PG6405 |
Vacuform short railway tunnel (370x270x220mm)
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£7 |
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| PG6406 |
Vacuform medium railway tunnel (470x280x230mm)
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£9 |
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| PG6407 |
Vacuform long railway tunnel (530x300x300mm)
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£13 |
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