Hornby OO BR 34108 Wincanton Rebuilt Bulleid West Country Class 4-6-2 BR Lined Green DCC Sound (R3160XS)

Hornbys' latest model of the Bulleid West Country class features a highly detailed bodyshell with many separately fitted parts to receate individual locomotives.

This model of finished as 34108 Wincanton.

Model fitted with a DCC controlled sound system.

Hornby OO LSWR 245 M7 Class 0-4-4T LSWR Livery NRM Collection (R3204)

Although best known as the Southern's M7 class these sturdy 0-4-4 tank engines were built by the London & South Western Railway before the formation of the Southern in 1922. Hornby have replicated the original L&SWR pale green livery on this NRM collection model of number 245.

The Hornby M7 is a highly detailed models featuring many prototype specific parts to represent main frame and boiler fitting variations. Full cab interior detailing is fitted, the spacious cab being completely clear of the motor. Adequate weight and good balance has still been achieved, coupled with power from a 5-pole skew wound motor the chassis provides excellent smooth running? and enough traction for a reaslitic train to be pulled.

Hornby OO BR(S) 1960 Brighton Belle Pullman Train Pack Umber & Cream (R3184)

Bachmann OO BR Southern N Class 31404 BR Lined Black Late Crest Weathered (32-154A)

Hornby OO BR 30915 Brighton Schools Class V 4-4-0 BR Lined Brunswick Green Late Crest (R2743)

A new model of the Southern Railway V or Schools Class 4-4-0. Together with the T9 and Bulleid pacifics three generations of Southern express passenger locomotives will then be available in OO. Drive will be supplied using Hornbys 5-pole skew-wound motor mounted inside the boiler, allowing full cab iterior detailing to be incorporated.

BR 30915 Brighton is painted in the BR lined green livery with late crest. This is a DCC Ready model, a DCC fitted version will also be available.

Hornby OO BR 30915 Brighton Schools Class V 4-4-0 BR Lined Brunswick Green Late Crest DCC OnBoard (R2743X)

Latest model of the Southern Railway V or Schools Class 4-4-0. Together with the T9 and Bulleid pacifics three generations of Southern express passenger locomotives will then be available in OO. Drive will be supplied using Hornbys 5-pole skew-wound motor mounted inside the boiler, allowing full cab iterior detailing to be incorporated.

BR 30915 Brighton is painted in the BR lined green livery with late crest. DCC fitted version.

Remember Antics price includes mainland UK delivery of your new Schools class model locomotive.

Hornby OO British Stamps SR King Arthur N15 4-6-0 Sir Mador De La Port (R3075)

Hornby OO BR 30932 Blundells Schools Class V 4-4-0 BR Black Livery Late Crest (R2744)

A new model of the Southern Railway V or Schools Class 4-4-0. Together with the T9 and Bulleid pacifics three generations of Southern express passenger locomotives will then be available in OO. Drive will be supplied using Hornbys 5-pole skew-wound motor mounted inside the boiler, allowing full cab iterior detailing to be incorporated.

BR 30932 Blundells  is painted in the BR lined black livery with later style crest. This is a  DCC Ready model, a DCC fitted version will also be available.

Hornby OO SR 242 M7 Class 0-4-4 Tank Malachite Green DCC OnBoard (R2923X)

A new Southern liveried M7 tank in the bright malachite green with 'sunshine' lettering.

Hornby OO SR 2-BIL 2 Car Electric Multiple Unit Train Pack NRM (R3177)

Bachmann OO SE&CR 271 Wainwright C Class 0-6-0 SE&CR Plain Green Livery (31-463)

Designed by Harry Wainwright for the South Eastern and Chatham Railway (SE&CR) the C class appeared in 1900. The 0-6-0 wheel arrangement was popular for goods locomotives of the time and proved capable of hauling passenger trains when required, usually when trains were especially heavily loaded. A total of 109 locomotives were built and the class survived almost complete throughout the Southern Railway era to nationalisation, 107 engines entering BR stock. The class were withdrawn between 1953 and 1960 as electriification extended, the last locomotives surviving until 1966. Fortuanately one locomotive, number 592, was purchased for preservation on the Bluebell Railway.

This model of SE&CR 271 is painted in the plain green livery usually applied to engines intended for goods train service. Era 2 1875-1922.

DCC Ready. 21-pin decoder required for DCC operation.

Bachmann OO SR 593 Wainwright C Class 0-6-0 Southern Black with Green Lining (31-464)

Designed by Harry Wainwright for the South Eastern and Chatham Railway (SE&CR) the C class appeared in 1900. The 0-6-0 wheel arrangement was popular for goods locomotives of the time and proved capable of hauling passenger trains when required, usually when trains were especially heavily loaded. A total of 109 locomotives were built and the class survived almost complete throughout the Southern Railway era to nationalisation, 107 engines entering BR stock. The class were withdrawn between 1953 and 1960 as electrification extended, the last locomotives surviving until 1966. Fortuanately one locomotive, number 592, was purchased for preservation on the Bluebell Railway.

This model is finished in the Southern railways' black goods engine livery with green lining as number 593. Era 4 1923-1948.

DCC Ready. 21-pin decoder required for DCC operation.

Bachmann OO BR 31579 Wainwright C Class 0-6-0 Black Late Crest (31-465)

Designed by Harry Wainwright for the South Eastern and Chatham Railway (SE&CR) the C class appeared in 1900. The 0-6-0 wheel arrangement was popular for goods locomotives of the time and proved capable of hauling passenger trains when required, usually when trains were especially heavily loaded. A total of 109 locomotives were built and the class survived almost complete throughout the Southern Railway era to nationalisation, 107 engines entering BR stock. The class were withdrawn between 1953 and 1960 as electriification extended, the last locomotives surviving until 1966. Fortuanately one locomotive, number 592, was purchased for preservation on the Bluebell Railway.

This model of BR 31579 is painted in the later BR black livery with lion holding wheel crest. Era 5 1957-1966.

DCC Ready. 21-pin decoder required for DCC operation.

Bachmann OO LB&SCR 579 E4 Class 0-6-2 Tank Engine LB&SC Umber Livery (35-075)

The London, Brighton and South Coast Railway E4 Class 0-6-2T is side tank engine with six coupled driving wheels and a carrying axle under the bunker, allowing for extra coal to be carried. Designed by Robert J Billinton 75 locomotives of the class were built between 1897 and 1903, working local passenger, freight and branchline trains for over 50 years with the LB&SC, Southern and British Railways. One example is preserved on the Bluebell Railway.

This model of LB&SC number 579 is painted in the Brighton companys' umber livery. Era 2. 1875-1922

DCC Ready. 6-pin decoder required for DCC operation.

Bachmann OO SR 473 E4 Class 0-6-2 Tank Engine Early Southern Green (35-076)

The London, Brighton and South Coast Railway E4 Class 0-6-2T is side tank engine with six coupled driving wheels and a carrying axle under the bunker, allowing for extra coal to be carried. Designed by Robert J Billinton 75 locomotives of the class were built between 1897 and 1903, working local passenger, freight and branchline trains for over 50 years with the LB&SC, Southern and British Railways. One example is preserved on the Bluebell Railway.

This model of the preserved locomotive number 473 is painted in the early Southern Railway green livery, with the B prefix letter denoting ex-LB&SC (Brighton) locomotives. Era 3. 1823-1948

DCC Ready. 6-pin decoder required for DCC operation.

Bachmann OO BR(S) 32556 ex-LB&SC E4 Class 0-6-2 Tank Engine Black Early Emblem (35-077)

The London, Brighton and South Coast Railway E4 Class 0-6-2T is side tank engine with six coupled driving wheels and a carrying axle under the bunker, allowing for extra coal to be carried. Designed by Robert J Billinton 75 locomotives of the class were built between 1897 and 1903, working local passenger, freight and branchline trains for over 50 years with the LB&SC, Southern and British Railways. One example is preserved on the Bluebell Railway.

This model ofBR number 32556 is painted in the early BR black livery with lion over wheel emblem. Era 4 1948-1956.

DCC Ready. 6-pin decoder required for DCC operation.

Bachmann OO BR(S) 32470 ex-LB&SC E4 Class 0-6-2 Tank Engine Black Late Crest (35-078)

The London, Brighton and South Coast Railway E4 Class 0-6-2T is side tank engine with six coupled driving wheels and a carrying axle under the bunker, allowing for extra coal to be carried. Designed by Robert J Billinton 75 locomotives of the class were built between 1897 and 1903, working local passenger, freight and branchline trains for over 50 years with the LB&SC, Southern and British Railways. One example is preserved on the Bluebell Railway.

This model of BR number 32470 is painted in the later BR black livery with lion holding wheel crest. Era 5 1957-1966.

DCC Ready. 6-pin decoder required for DCC operation.

Hornby OO SR Schools Class 4-4-0 Dulwich (R2843)

Hornby OO SR E771 Sir Sagramore N15 King Arthur Class 4-6-0 Maunsell Green (R3010)

A detailed model of the Maunsell design N15 of King Arthur class 4-6-0 for the Southern Railway. This model features a large number of separately fitted parts, allowing many detail changes and differences between individual locomotives to be replicated.

This model of E771 Sir Sagramore is painted in the Maunsell green livery

DCC Ready. 8-pin decoder required for DCC operation.

Hornby OO BR(S) 34001 Exeter Unrebuilt West Country Class 4-6-2 Lined Green Early Emblem (R3115)

A detailed model of West Country class pacific 34001 Exeter complete with the original air-smoothed casings painted in the early British Railways lined green livery with lion over wheel emblem.

Not all of the West Country class were rebuilt, many were withdrawn still in original condition, as 34001 Exeter shown here, which was not rebuilt until 1957, when the later style of crest was introduced.

Hornby OO BR(S) 32670 A1X Terrier Class 0-6-0 Tank Engine Lined Black Early Emblem (R3116)

Despite their miniscule size these capable engines served almost until the end of BR steam operations, there being a number of branchlines, harbours and docks where lightly constructed bridges prevented newer and heavier locomotives being used.

This model is a nicely detailed replica of number 32670, a locomotive which worked both the Hayling Island and Kent & East Sussex lines, both noted for the use of the Terrier class engines due to weight restrictions. The loco is modelled in early BR livery, lined as befits a passenger engine and carrying the lion over wheel emblem.

Hornby OO BR(S) 35023 Holland-Afrika Line Rebuilt Merchant Navy Class 4-6-2 Brunswick Green Late Crest DCC Sound (R3130XS)

A detailed model of the rebuilt Bulleid Merchant Navy class pacific 35023 Holland-Afrika Line.

This model features a DCC controlled sound system.

The powerful Bulleid design Merchant Navy pacific type express passenger locomotives were originally built for the Southern Railway and finished with a streamlined casing. Intended to haul the heavy trains connecting with ocean liners and cross-channel ferrys the class were named after famous shipping lines. Several innovative features of the design failed to perform satisfactorily and to resolve the problems the locomotives were rebuilt with more conventional fittings.
This model presents Holland-Afrika Line in the later BR period, painted in the lined brunswick green passenger livery with the lion holding wheel crest.

Hornby OO BR 34013 Okehampton Rebuilt West Country Class 4-6-2 Late Crest (R3203)

Hornbys' superb model of the rebuilt Bulleid light pacific, the West Country class, finished as 34013 Okehampton as running in the later BR period painted in lined brunswick green with the lion holding wheel crest.