A good head of steam! Hornby R3500 Sir Nigel Gresley Collection

Who likes railways? Who likes model railways? Allllllll aboard!

 Sir Nigel Gresley may not have been the father of the steam engine but certainly some very good contributions to the development of the steam engine. Hornby have gathered four of his engines into this special collection of electric models that even the most casual fan of railways and engines will enjoy as much as the most hardcore collector.

 Decked out in the their classic LNER livery, these four engines are beautiful examples of model railway engines, rich in detail, and ready to go straight from the box, so long as you have track already laid out and a control bloc, because these don't come with either, nor do they have any carriages or trucks to pull or shunt either.

 But what are they like fresh from the box?

Watch the review here.



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