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Decalfix - fix those decals and transfers permanently and easily with Decalfix - it even helps mould the decal into cracks and crevices. Usage: A water-based solution for softening decals and securing them into position. Substrate Decals are usually applied onto painted surfaces. Care should be taken to avoid silvering over matt paints. Application: Brush on to decals or immerse them in Decal fix for approx. 45 seconds or until softened. Slide off using a brush and dab dry with tissue paper. Drying Time: 20-30 minutes. Do not force dry decals as they may crease or shrivel. How To Clean: Excess product should be wiped away using a damp cloth.

Decalfix - fix those decals and transfers permanently and easily with Decalfix - it even helps mould the decal into cracks and crevices. Usage: A water-based solution for softening decals and securing them into position. Substrate Decals are usually applied onto painted surfaces. Care should be taken to avoid silvering over matt paints. Application: Brush on to decals or immerse them in Decal fix for approx. 45 seconds or until softened. Slide off using a brush and dab dry with tissue paper. Drying Time: 20-30 minutes. Do not force dry decals as they may crease or shrivel. How To Clean: Excess product should be wiped away using a damp cloth.

Bring your railway landscape to life with flock. This premium 20g bag of fine-textured material is perfect for creating realistic grass and foliage across your layouts. The vibrant green hue adds depth and dimension to scenery, ideal for meadows, embankments, and countryside settings. Easy to apply and designed to adhere securely to properly prepared surfaces, this high-quality flock ensures consistent coverage for modellers seeking to improve their scenic details.

This Dark Green Structure Flock is a premium-quality landscaping material designed for creating realistic foliage and ground cover on scale layouts. Each pack contains 20g of high-grade flock material that delivers excellent coverage and authentic appearance when applied to model scenery. The rich dark green tone is ideal for representing mature vegetation, forested areas, and lush grass fields. Compatible with most scenic adhesives, this Hornby flock can be layered or blended with other colours to achieve natural depth and variation in your modelling projects.

This Medium Green Structure Flock is a high-quality landscaping material designed for creating realistic terrain on model railway layouts. Each pack contains a 20g bag of flock for use in small to medium-sized projects. The medium green tone is suitable for representing grassed areas and vegetation.

With this much loved meat having been originated in Germany, you can now bring this Hornby Bratwurst Trailer as part of your collection. With its eye-catching colours and measuring at 50mm in length, why not add this model as part of a fair or village scene?

The Brick Bridge, provides an authentic railway crossing for any OO gauge layout. This single-track bridge spans 111mm with an impressive height of 80mm from level to level, making it ideal for crossing over roads, streams or other scenic features. Constructed from quality resin for durability and detail, this structure seamlessly integrates with existing Hornby scenery components to improve to the realism of your railway landscape.

The Brick Portal Side Walling pieces are cast resin and designed for model railway layouts. The brick texture matches with the R8510 single brick tunnel and R8512 double brick tunnel in the Hornby Skaledale range. Each pack contains two brick wall pieces that add architectural coherence to tunnel entrances.

This Brick Walling (Corners) pack from the Hornby Skaledale range features four detailed resin corner sections in a weathered brick finish. Suitable for creating streetscapes or countryside cottage settings, these can help add architectural elements to layouts. The weathered appearance provides a lifelike quality that contributes to authenticity.

Add boundary details to your OO gauge layout with the Hornby Skaledale Brick Walling pack. This resin set features a gate section and two straight wall pieces in weathered brown and grey brick finish, perfect for creating realistic street frontages or countryside cottage boundaries. These pieces can be positioned along main streets or as garden boundaries, offering multiple placement options for enhancing your model railway scenes.

This Brick Walling pack from the Hornby Skaledale range contains four straight sections of resin walling in weathered brick finish. These detailed wall pieces improve any layout, providing realistic boundaries for main street scenes or countryside cottages. Each section features authentic textures that add character, making them suitable for creating property boundaries, garden walls, or industrial perimeters, these wall sections can be arranged in multiple configurations to suit your specific requirements.

This Plastic Buffer Stop clips to both straight or curved tracks and measures at 44mm.

Building Extension Pack 1 adds key station elements to your OO gauge layout. The accessory kit includes two Straight Platform sections with matching Platform Ends, a detailed Waiting Room building, and a Single Distance Signal for added realism to your scale scenery. These parts integrate easily with existing Hornby TrakMat systems. Modellers can easily expand their landscape from basic track plans to more complete scenic diorama arrangements. Perfect for adding essential station infrastructure to your railway supply set, this extension pack helps create a more engaging and realistic model railway experience on your shelf or display area.

The Building Extension Pack 2 offers essential scenic elements to improve your gauge layout with authentic trackside structures in an easy add-on package. This comprehensive set includes a charming Railway Cottage, traditional Water Tower, and an assortment of detailed trackside accessories including telegraph poles, mile posts, and a water crane. Designed to complement your TrakMat scenic underlay, these carefully crafted components allow you to build up your railway environment in logical stages, adding depth and realism to your scenes. Perfect for creating a complete landscape around your track configuration.

Expand your model railway layout with the Hornby Building Extension Pack 3, a comprehensive accessory kit designed to add to your scale railway with essential station elements. This carefully crafted set includes a Station Halt building, two Curved Platform sections, and two Platform Ramps, allowing you to create authentic passenger facilities or complement a nearby depot area. Perfect for extending your TrakMat scenic layout in manageable steps.

Improve your OO gauge model railway layout with Building Extension Pack 4, a component system designed to add authentic scenic detail to your railway world. This carefully selected kit includes a charming Railway Cottage, functional Goods Shed, and realistic Trackside Fencing - perfect for creating depth and context around your track. Ideal for expanding TrakMat layouts step-by-step, these scale size model parts help transform basic track arrangements into rich, detailed scenes that you can easily mount to bring your railway system to life.

Building Extension Pack 5 from Hornby contains scenic elements to improve your hobby layout. The kit includes an Engine Shed, Signal Box, and Distant Signal, allowing you to build a more realistic railway environment step by step. These structures can be used as essential parts to extend existing track layouts or create new operational scenes. Perfect for hobby modellers who are looking to add buildings to their Hornby railway at the right scale for their OO gauge railway.

The Class 08, 0-6-0 diesel electric shunter which was based on the prototype LMS designs, became British Railways' largest fleet of locomotives. These locomotives were constructed between 1953 and 1962 at Crewe, Darlington, Derby and Doncaster. The class, which includes a number of Class 09 locomotives, has a single cab at the No.1 end and a front section that houses the power unit, generator and control equipment. Class 08 shunters are powered by an English Electric 350hp, 6KT engine and have a maximum speed of 15 - 20mph. The Class once numbered in excess of 1,000 with approximately 300 remaining in service today and still represents the mainstay of the UK's shunting power. The standard Class 08 locomotives are in operation in most if not all areas of the UK and are expected to remain in service for many years to come. They are employed mainly as shunting units in marshalling yards and shunting depots but are also used occasionally for short trip workings. Locomotive No. D03882 was built in May 1960 at Crewe Works and spent the first 12 years of its life assigned to engine sheds in Scotland. By 1974 the locomotive had been relocated to Colchester and was given a TOPS number of 08715. In 1993 it was repainted in a distinctive bright orange livery before being taken out of service under EWS ownership in 1997.

Built at Horwich Works, D3817 entered traffic on 18 March 1959 and after being allocated to Newport for just over ten years, the locomotive spent its entire British Railways service life in the south. It was based at Ashford and then Eastleigh, during which time it was renumbered as 08650. Foster Yeoman purchased the locomotive in August 1989, transferring it to operations on the Isle of Grain where it continued operation into Aggregate Industries' ownership. Now owned by Mendip Rail, 08650 has operated under private ownership longer than it did under that of British Railways. Having undergone numerous renumbers and serving multiple railway locations, this locomotive will bring that extra splash of history to your railway collection.

No. 51207 started life as L&YR No. 504 and was built at Horwich in December 1893, the first locomotive of the second batch built by Aspinall. Having spent over sixty-eight years in traffic, with much of it spent around Goole, 51207 was withdrawn in March 1962.

31147 Floreat Salopia entered traffic on 19 November 1959 as D5565, allocated to March Shed and the locomotive remained in East Anglia until 9 October 1965 when it moved north to Tinsley. Renumbered to 31147 under the TOPS scheme, the locomotive was one of three Class 31s fitted with Radio Electronic Token Blocks for use over the Cambrian route, also carrying BR Regional Railways branding over its 'Dutch' livery until it was named Floreat Salopia by John Thompson, a Shropshire Star competition winner, at Shrewsbury Cotton Hill Depot's Open Day on 30 May 1993.