Add an iconic Hornby Flying Scotsman to your model railway at Gaugemaster. It’s arguably the most famous locomotive in the world, with the model a thing of real beauty - it’ll be the jewel in the crown of your collection. The Hornby r1255m Flying Scotsman Train Set features the brand’s signature craftsmanship in an OO gauge, 1:76 scale model.
The iconic Flying Scotsman was built at Doncaster Works at a cost of just under £8,000, as the first locomotive of the newly formed London and North Eastern Railway (LNER). Designed by Sir Nigel Gresley, the Flying Scotsman got its name as it served the daily London to Edinburgh rail service; in May 1928, it carried out the first non-stop service on the route, and became the first UK locomotive to reach 100mph in 1934.
Today, you can see the majestic locomotive on display at the National Railway Museum in York, and you can add a stunning replica to your own model railway thanks to the Hornby Flying Scotsman Train Set. With its smart green finish and beautiful craftsmanship, the Flying Scotsman model is guaranteed to become your pride and joy.
1:76 Scale model of a Flying Scotsman Train Set decorated in the iconic LNER livery. This set includes everthing you need to start up in the world of OO Gauge Model Railways.
By purchasing this starter Set, you’ll receive:
With the MidiMat, you have the option to extend your railway set-up by adding extra pieces of track, as well as scenery and buildings to recreate your very own miniature world.
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Class | A3 |
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OPERATOR/LIVERY | LNER, Apple Green |
DESIGNER | Sir Nigel Gresley |
ENTERED SERVICE | 1933 |
PERIOD ERA | 3 (1923 - 1947) |
WHEEL CONFIGURATION | 4-6-2 |
MOTOR | 3 Pole with Flywheel |
DCC TYPE | DCC Ready |
AGE SUITABILITY | 3+ |
Locomotive Length | 293mm |
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MINIMUM CURVE | R2 |
A useful "Scenic Guide" is available as a download to help you create a model railway from a starter set.