Thank you for making these videos Ronald. I've recently rekindled my interest in tin plate and vintage models and have begun to collect Hornby Dublo stock for a new layout build planned for later this year. Your videos showcasing the range of models available and their history is both useful and fascinating. I look forward to watching the rest of you r videos and seeing what else i can look to add to my own collection over time.
Hi Ronald A very nice series of videos. Very interesting to see the variety Hornby Dublo produced over the years. looking forward to the next part thanks for posting. Dave
Absolutely superb Ronald, thank you so much for this series of videos. I have a number of Hornby Dublo pieces in my collection. Although Tri-ang is really my thing! I have the Michael Foster book 1938-64 The story of the perfect table railway. Whilst it’s a great book it is a little complicated in finding out in which order things were produced. Oscar
Interested to know what are the rails that have a grey centre rail for? Guessing they are isolating rails for detection or block signalling. Thanks for the upload.
Thank you so much for this wonderful illustrated catalogue of Hornby Dublo through the years. Quite fascinating to see all the pre-war stock. I do have a question - I believe the carriages for the Canadian Pacific Passenger train set were based on the LMS coaches. Were they modified in any way for the Canadian market? Oh, and what wagons were included for the freight set? I have the loco and caboose, and have long wondered what the other rolling stock would have been. Thanks again for your amazing videos. My first loco was the early Silver King. Peter T
Thank you for making these videos Ronald.
I've recently rekindled my interest in tin plate and vintage models and have begun to collect Hornby Dublo stock for a new layout build planned for later this year.
Your videos showcasing the range of models available and their history is both useful and fascinating.
I look forward to watching the rest of you r videos and seeing what else i can look to add to my own collection over time.
This series of Hornby Dublo videos is a valuable record. Thank you for producing them. David.
I'm really enjoying your series of videos Ronald, thank you for creating them! Your collection and layout are really amazing!
Great series. Thanks Ron!
Hi Ronald A very nice series of videos. Very interesting to see the variety Hornby Dublo produced over the years. looking forward to the next part thanks for posting. Dave
Who was the sad sack who disliked this excellent display? What's not to like?
Absolutely superb Ronald, thank you so much for this series of videos. I have a number of Hornby Dublo pieces in my collection. Although Tri-ang is really my thing! I have the Michael Foster book 1938-64 The story of the perfect table railway. Whilst it’s a great book it is a little complicated in finding out in which order things were produced.
Oscar
Interested to know what are the rails that have a grey centre rail for? Guessing they are isolating rails for detection or block signalling. Thanks for the upload.
Thank you so much for this wonderful illustrated catalogue of Hornby Dublo through the years.
Quite fascinating to see all the pre-war stock.
I do have a question - I believe the carriages for the Canadian Pacific Passenger train set were based on the LMS coaches.
Were they modified in any way for the Canadian market? Oh, and what wagons were included for the freight set?
I have the loco and caboose, and have long wondered what the other rolling stock would have been.
Thanks again for your amazing videos. My first loco was the early Silver King.
Peter T
I had "Silver King".