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HORNBY HSTS

Who could possibly forget an icon of design like the High-Speed Train? The high-pitched turbo spool from their original Paxman-Valenta engines echoed around stations upon each departure - their shriek etched into the memories of rail enthusiasts forevermore. The Class exceeded its expected lifespan thanks to newer engines from MTU and internal - and external - upgrades.

Hornby is blessed with a rich catalogue of tooling into which it can dip annually for new liveries, and we find ourselves here with an old favourite. Proudly flying the flag under the banner of its Railroad

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