R30206 Hornby Dublo A1 Class LNER 4-6-2 NO.1472 'Flying Scotsman' (Limited Edition) Steam Locomotive option-set-178 3 or 4 aspect signalling

3 or 4 aspect signalling which works just like the real railway

An interesting development took place in October 1972 when four of London Country’s new intake of Mk 1 dual-door Leyland Nationals NPD108L–NPD111L didn’t enter service with LCBS but were loaned to City of Nottingham Transport to inaugurate an experimental free bus service in Nottingham city centre

Santa Fe Railway traded lower-power locomotives to Amtrak for 18 SDP40Fs

The TTPMS3-3 is a solderless solenoid point motor switch with added LED display status

R30206 Hornby Dublo A1 Class LNER 4-6-2 NO.1472 'Flying Scotsman' (Limited Edition) Steam Locomotive option-set-178 3 or 4 aspect signallingThe largest of the constituent companies that would become the famous LNER was the GNR, and their Chief Mechanical Engineer naturally adopted the same position in the newly formed company, a man by the name of Herbert Nigel Gresley. As the brains behind the locomotive stock of the GNR, he had commissioned a new high speed passenger locomotive class to serve the GNRs London to York main line. These became the A1 locomotive class, before a subsequent