Railwayana details are as follows

Hornby Trains were an instant success and the company was quick to introduce more engines and accessories.

In 1938, Hornby Dublo (‘00’) was launched. 

1965 saw the formation of Tri-ang Hornby. The Tri-ang Hornby period is best remembered by many for the change to British Rail blue liveries on diesel locomotives, the introduction of pre-Nationalisation liveries for steam locomotives and the launch of Battle Space and Battle Zone. Some of the locomotives produced during this time included the E3000, Hymek, Class 37, M7, Hall Class, Coronation Class, Flying Scotsman and Evening Star.

There was a steady flow of new locomotives during the 1970s -  new diesels included the High Speed Train (HST) which became a popular model instantly.

The Thomas series was launched in 1985.

Now simply called "Hornby", the company justifiably retains the position it has held for more than 50 years as Britain’s leading model railway manufacturer.

Hornby - Making Models Real

All of our signs are fully customised to your requirements and manufactured from heavy duty 6mm uPVC, making them suitable for both internal and external display.

Our signs are seen on preserved railways, garden railways, model layouts, film sets and as house names.

Off The Rails Totems And Signs.
Unit 1-4 The Triangle
One Commerce Way
Lancing
West Sussex
BN15 8UP

Telephone: 01903 751700
Email: info@rga.ndo.co.uk