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2TATrains 4th March 2015 18:44

New Hornby Hall
 
Hornby Hall, is it any good... well lets see:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUMc7X2Bj6M

2TATrains

John H-T 5th March 2015 13:05

Sorry I don't have time to watch the video at present but the Railroad version has already received good reviews.

I am waiting for the Bachmann version of Rood Aston Hall in the "Shakespeare Express" train pack as it is in the as preserved state with low sided 3,500 gall tender and GWR Livery. With Hornby's Earl of Mount Edgecombe, also due soon, Clun Castle (renamed from Inche Castle) and the Bachmann Collectors Club Kolhapur in LMS Livery already in my collection, I will have quite a good line up of the Tyseley Locos. Plus of course "Lizzie"

Toddington Ted 10th March 2015 15:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by 2TATrains (Post 83408)
Hornby Hall, is it any good... well lets see:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUMc7X2Bj6M

2TATrains

Well, I'm grateful for your review, even though it clearly shows that this is just a Railroad Hall in smarter packaging. It certainly seemed to run very well and the finish looked OK to me from what I saw on the video. However, I'm going to take your advice and buy a Railroad Hall I think. I do already own 2 Halls but one is a Wills kit that was built for me back in the 1980s and the other is a Bachmann Hall that I bought on a well-known auction site. Both are very good but I still think I might go for a Hornby Railroad Hall too. As you say, its not expensive to detail a Railroad model up if you want to and I might well do that. Thank you for posting the review.

Silver Fox Phil 11th March 2015 10:34

Having reviewed your link I agree that for the cost it should be of a higher quality than that of the usual railroad version. I would be disappointed with that too. However it does run very well and to the uninitiated looks every bit a great model.
Cheers
Phil


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