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Digitrax PR3 programmer

PR3 SoundFX Decoder Programmer

Using the PR3 Programmer and SoundLoader software: (Click here for the PR3 installation manual.)

You can substitute different .wav files into a sound project file (.spj) or you can start from scratch and build your own sound project.
You can download sound projects from the Digitrax Sound Depot web site www.digitrax.com/sounddepot.
You can upload sound projects you have created to share with others, too!
We encourage sound project file sharing among hobbyists.
You can download a sound project into your Digitrax SoundFX decoder equipped locomotive.
You can try out sound projects downloaded to your locomotives on the programming track without having to run it around the layout.

PR3 Features

Multifunction USB 2.0 PC connectivity for your railroad (Yay!)
Digitrax SoundLoader compatible. Programs Digitrax sound projects to SFX decoders
Programs CVs for most DCC decoders
LocoNet MS100 mode with Fully Buffered Input and Output data
Runs on Windows XP, Vista and 2000.
Runs on Mac OS 10.4/10.5 with JMRI.
No external power needed for MS100 mode.
Automatic configuration. No jumpers or switches required. Configurations can be set by software or manually.
Selectable LocoNet termination. For standalone operation without needing a Command Station.
LED state indicator lights.
Small, convenient package
Firmware updates available from Digitrax Web site.
Meets FCC Class B requirements.

The PR3 is a dual-purpose USB 2.0 device - In Programmer Mode, along with SoundLoaderTM software on a PC or Mac computer, the Digitrax PR3 Programmer lets users create, manage, test, and download Digitrax sound projects to SoundFX decoders.

In MS100 Mode, the PR3 interfaces from a Windows-compatible or Mac personal computer to the Digitrax LocoNet system for use by 3rd party software such as Decoder Pro, Railroad and Co., etc.

Using Digitrax PR3 Programmer and Digitrax SoundLoader TM software with your PC and programming track, you can create, manage, test, and download sound projects (.spj files) in your Digitrax SoundFX decoders. You can customize your Digitrax SoundFX decoders to your hearts content!

Using the SoundTest TM feature you can even try out different SoundFX decoder sound projects. Just put the SoundFX equipped locomotive on the PR3 programming track and use the SoundTest feature to run the speed up or down and set any combination of functions to on or off while the locomotive remains stationary on the programming track.

Digitrax PR3 Programmer comes with:

PR3
SoundLoader Software
Installation CD and instructions
USB Cable needed to hook up your PC's USB port.

In addition, youll need:

A 12-15V DC Power Supply - Digitrax recommends the PS12 (Power supply not needed for MS100 operation)
A Computer running Windows/MAC OS with SoundLoader or equivalent program running
An isolated programming track section (You wont need a power booster to increase programming track voltage.)

Size 120mm x 87.5mm x 35mm
(4.72" x 2.65" x 1.4")

Garden Railways, The essential guide to construction

The essential guide to construction by Chris Hatton

The subject of GARDEN RAILWAYS is ever growing in popularity. In the past published works have often concentrated on the use of live steam and the larger scale models, valid choices indeed and where there is often little option but to venture outdoors for reasons of both safety and space.

Unfortunately this has also been at the expense of the basic requirements to run a successful garden line, namely the civil engineering, and which, regardless of the scale to be used, is of vital importance. It is certainly not just a question of hammering posts into the garden and placing boards on the top, nor placing breeze blocks on top of the flower-bed!

Chris Hatton himself a qualified Civil Engineer, has addressed all these issues in detail and possibly for the first time. In this new book Chris deals first with the layout planning stage and then the all important methods of construction, together with the preferred building style to be used according to the modellers requirements. Included are a number of useful constructional drawings specially designed for outside use. In essence the dos and donts of Garden Railway construction, and it does exactly what it says on the tin.

Written in an easy to follow style and copiously illustrated throughout, the reader is guided through the myriad of aspects of building and operating a garden railway from scratch to completion, and discussing issues that people building indoor layouts would scarcely have to consider.

96 pages (A4 format) Colour photographs.

Includes chapters on:
Planning the line
The Materials involved
Constructing the base
The major civil engineering work
Laying the track
Electrics
S&T Point and Signal operation
Creating the environment
Finishing touches
Stock and operation
Conclusions

References and reccommended reading list.

Digitrax LocoNet Universal Interconnect Panel UP-5

Add additional control points to your layout

Two RJ12 6 pin LocoNet jacks in the back of the panel for hooking up LocoNet devices that use RailSync.

Two RJ12 6 pin Throttle jacks in the front of the panel for hooking up throttles and other LocoNet devices that do not use RailSync.

One additional RJ12 6 pin Throttle jack on the side of the panel for hooking up LocoNet devices that do not use RailSync. For example, any device that is not connected to other LocoNet devices beyond itself. This extra throttle jack is great for connecting a DS54 or other local device.

Indicator LED that shows the power state of a local track section.

2mm power jack that allows you to make the UP5 a battery saver terminal for your throttles by plugging in a PS12 DC power supply.

Rear panel has two RJ12 jacks & two #6-32 right angle screw terminals for local track connections for power and diagnostics.

Use 6 conductor telephone cable with RJ12 6 pin male connectors on each end and it's easy to daisy chain your network around the layout without worrying about hooking up a lot of wires. You can use your UP5 with other Digitrax Universal Interconnect products such as the UP1, UP2, UP3 and also with RJ12 6 pin type jacks.

Digitrax Loconet UR90 Infra-red receiver panel

The UR90 is the IR receiver unit for DT400 throttles (also Dt100 & Dt300).

The UR90 looks similar to a UP5 and is also mounted in the layout surround.
The UR90 is simply an addition to your existing LocoNet so no additional wiring is needed.
The UR90 will support approximately 10 Infra-Ready throttles (DT100, DT300 and DT400 series).

Most layouts will need more than one UR90 because IR is line of sight and the receivers must be able to "see" the IR signal. UR90 & UR91 can be used together on your layout to provide both wireless methods at the same time.
If you already have DT300's or DT400s the UR90 is the only thing you have to add to get infra red throttle operation.

Seuthe Smoke oil 107 (1 Litre)

Genuine Seuthe smoke oil.
Works with Seuthe and other smoke units.

1 Litre Bottle, for heavy smokers!

N.B. Please select Table rate, Courier or surface mail only for this item.

24 position distribution - Miniatronics PDb-2

This easy to use tool rated @ 15 Amps, simplifies your wiring
No soldering required! Up to 24 separate devices connected to one PSU

There no longer has to be a rats nest of wires going in different directions under your layout.
This product enables you to connect two wires from a power source to the binding posts on this heavy duty PC board. The power source can be either AC or DC power, depending on your transformer and/or needs.
There are 24 pairs of terminals to bring power to your accessories. The unit is supplied with mounting feet. A useful chart is included so you may keep an accurate record of accessories and of the AMP usage being drawn, thus helping to prevent an overload of your power source.

12 position distribution - Miniatronics PDb-1

This easy to use tool rated @ 15 Amps, simplifies your wiring
No soldering required! Up to 12 separate devices connected to one PSU (for 24 devices see the PDB-2)

There no longer has to be a rats nest of wires going in different directions under your layout.
This product enables you to connect two wires from a power source to the binding posts on this heavy duty PC board. The power source can be either AC or DC power, depending on your transformer and/or needs.
There are 12 pairs of terminals to bring power to your accessories. The unit is supplied with mounting feet. A useful chart is included so you may keep an accurate record of accessories and of the AMP usage being drawn, thus helping to prevent an overload of your power source.

Electrak 3 fixed track cleaner

Electrak3

Permanant Track cleaning system

Turns crud into dust!

"Clean track, and wheels are absolutely necessary for reliable Command Control operation."

DCC Safe electrical track cleaner.:

FEATURES:

Fixed installation
Cleans your track as you run your trains!.
No maintenance, use and forget!
For even better results, use with a CLEAN MACHINE to collect the dust.

Has the power to remove the metal oxide that chemical cleaners leave behind!

The popular Electrak 2 now has a fixed version, the Electrak 3.
This DCC Compatible track cleaner works just like the popular DC only high frequency cleaners, but is safe to use with DCC equipped locomotives.

We have tested this device with popular decoders, (including sound) without any problems!

The Electrak works by generating a high voltage, high frequency signal that is current limited to about 2 mA.
Due to the current limit, almost anything that is attached to the rails (e.g. a motor in DC or a decoder in DCC) will act as a short circuit to the Electrak. Thus, loads on the rails normally short the generated signal. Current flows from the generator, out one wheel set, across the rail load, into the other wheel set, and back to the generator.
Due to the low impedances involved, there is very little voltage in this loop (hence its safety and compatibility with DC and DCC). When the Electrak encounters a spot in the track that does not provide a good connection to the Electrak wheels (i.e. a dirty spot), the full 216 volts of the generator appears across this high impedance.
This high voltage acts to break up the contamination, and thus clean the track.

The Electrak is particularly good at destroying oxide films. Any exposed metal will form a surface oxide coat. Some of these metal oxides are insulators (such as brass) while some oxides do have conductive properties (such as nickel silver rails). Most metal oxides, however, do not conduct as well as the base metal. This is why abrasive pads work well. The abrasive action destroys the oxide coating allowing metal contact to the engine wheels. The dielectric withstanding voltage of thin oxide layers is on the order of 10-50 volts depending on the oxide and the oxide thickness. The Electrak has sufficient voltage to punch through the oxide (called defritting), destroying the oxide and exposing the base metal. The ability of the Electrak to remove track oxides is particularly handy if you have an outside layout or one exposed to high humidity.

Gaugemaster/MRC Prodigy Cable

Throttle cable

A high quality terminated 2m (7ft) cable to fit Gaugemaster or MRC cabs.
Ideal as a replacement or spare cable.

Longer cables available. Contact us for details and prices.

Roundhouse Series (2-Disk Set)

Providing the extra detail:

Ambient
Scale
Sound

Roundhouse Series

2-CD Set!

Brings your layout to life!

"What's missing from your layout"

More Information:
	Scale Magic FX Book
	Scale Magic Samples

Fantasonics web site

Title may differ from the illustration above.

Sneak a short preview... here.
Enginear's Note: At some point, turn it down...
(a 2.1 system with a sub would be ducky)

Another 2 CD set!

Scale Magic imaging makes this scene big no matter how far down you turn the volume. One or more of these soundtracks will sound right at home with most any roundhouse (loco shed), locomotive works, or general shops operation on your pike.

Metal work is the order of the day (or night)! Someone is torturing metal at almost any moment, and more often than not, more than one somebody. Hammers and bigger hammers are the 'go to' implements of destruction here, but every machine imaginable is at work at one time or another. Mills, lathes, grinders, pneumatic drills and wrenches, wratchets and widgets and files and saws all toil away mercilessly... the locomotives have to be in working order! Of course there is a full crew around to wield the tools of the trade.

CD 1
4 Tracks (53:32)
The first two soundtracks depict a roundhouse operation that has been electrified, but still uses the belt & pulley system (and machines) from earlier steam power days. The second two soundtracks depict a steam powered roundhouse.

Track 1 Day shift (electric, belts, air) (13:21)
Track 2 Day shift (electric, belts, air) (13:21)
Track 3 Day shift (steam, belts, machines) (13:21)
Track 4 Day shift (steam, belts, handwork) (13:21)

CD 2
5 Tracks (66:48)
The first four soundtracks are all electrified and could depict almost any roundhouse in the last 100 years. The last soundtrack on this CD depicts a night shift appropriate to any of the other roundhouse soundtracks featured on either CD!

Track 1 Dawn (13:33)
Track 2 Day (13:11)
Track 3 Lunch (13:20)
Track 4 Quiet Day (13:20)
Track 5 Night Shift (13:13)

You may already have sound in your locos, but there is still something missing - Ambient sound.

The hustle and bustle of a Loco shed, sounds of the street, The stationmaster snoring, bird song, and even the sounds of a wild west shoot-out!

Accessories:

Big Time Mine

Providing the extra detail:

Ambient
Scale
Sound

the BIG TIME Mine!

Brings your layout to life!

"What's missing from your layout"

More Information:
	Scale Magic FX Book
	Scale Magic Samples

Fantasonics web site

Title may differ from the illustration above.

Sneak a short preview... here.
Note: This one really deserves BASS response!
(a 2.1 system with a sub would be ducky).

The latest in our "Signature Series" of industrial switching scenes, The Big Time Mine lives up to its namesake. We are not sure exactly what ore they are extracting, but they are extracting plenty of it... for the most part.

This scene portrays a medium to very large mining operation... but no matter how much you turn it down, if its audible at all, the scene image is huge!

The Big Time Mine is not era specific and could be almost any bigger mine in the past century that uses electricity. Each soundtrack conveys a different variation on a shift. All shifts start out quietly, with a shift whistle, and build up to an uproar. Lean in and its like being there... move back just a couple of feet and you're witness to the 'big picture'.

Scale Magic industrial strength imaging makes this one capture and hold the imagination of the listener (at any scale volume level). Other than the wind and a couple of crows (with ruffled feathers), this scene is 'all mine', and could be almost any bigger mining operation, almost any time of the day or night, almost anywhere in the world.

Track one (16:06) is a typical day shift (even includes a short break for lunch:).
Track two (16:03) starts off with everything going almost to good to believe, but in no time flat there is a break down. It takes a while, some arguing and some hard work, but they're back up and running... just in time for the end of the shift.
Track three (5:07) portrays a short, but busy shift.
Track four (16:05) is a very busy shift.
Track five (8:10) portrays a lot of ore being moved around.

You may already have sound in your locos, but there is still something missing - Ambient sound.

The hustle and bustle of a Loco shed, sounds of the street, The stationmaster snoring, bird song, and even the sounds of a wild west shoot-out!

Accessories:

Wood Factory (Electric)

Providing the extra detail:

Ambient
Scale
Sound

Electric Wood Factory

Brings your layout to life!

"What's missing from your layout"

More Information:
	Scale Magic FX Book
	Scale Magic Samples

Fantasonics web site

Title may differ from the illustration above.

Sneak a short preview... here.
Note: This one really deserves BASS response!
(a 2.1 system with a sub would be ducky).
The latest in our "Signature Series" of industrial switching scenes, the Electric Wood Factory lives up to its namesake (however they do not manufacture electric wood). We are not sure exactly what they are making with wood, but they are building plenty of it in there...
The scene portrays a mid size wood working operation... but no matter how much you turn it down, if its audible at all, the scene image is BIG!The Electric Wood Factory is not era specific and could be almost any bigger wood product manufacturer in the past century that uses electricity. Each soundtrack conveys a different variation on a shift. All shifts start out quietly, with a shift horn, and build up to an uproar. Lean in and its like being there... move back just a couple of feet and you're witness to the 'big picture'.
Other than some wind, a couple of crows (with ruffled feathers), and Scale Magic industrial strength imaging, this scene is 'all about the shop', and could be almost any wood working outfit, almost any time of the day or night, almost anywhere in the world.

Track one (15:24) intro...a typical shift.
Track two (10:32) big... a 'serious caricature', this shift means business.
Track three (15:28) break... mostly hand wood work on this shift.
Track four (15:24) quiet... is a quieter shift.
Track five (4:06) quick... portrays a short, but busy shift.

You may already have sound in your locos, but there is still something missing - Ambient sound.

The hustle and bustle of a Loco shed, sounds of the street, The stationmaster snoring, bird song, and even the sounds of a wild west shoot-out!

Accessories:

Wood Factory (Steam)

Providing the extra detail:

Ambient
Scale
Sound

Steam Wood Factory

Brings your layout to life!

"What's missing from your layout"

More Information:
	Scale Magic FX Book
	Scale Magic Samples

Fantasonics web site

Title may differ from the illustration above.

Sneak a short preview... here.
Note: At some point, turn it down...
(a 2.1 system with a sub would be ducky)

Another in our "Signature Series" of industrial switching scenes, The Steam Wood factory is likely just what you expect. We can't tell from the outside, but whatever they are doing inside involves wood, and plenty of it. They cut and saw and hack and chip and plane and pound away... sometimes.

This scene portrays a mid size woodworking operation... but no matter how much you turn it down, if its audible at all, the scene image is big!
The Steam Wood factory is not era specific and could be almost any bigger wood shop in the past century that uses a boiler, stationary engine, and belt transmission of power. Each soundtrack conveys a different variation on a shift. All shifts start out quietly, with a shift whistle, and build up to an uproar. Lean in and its like being somewhere... move back a couple of feet and you're witness to the 'big picture'.
Scale Magic industrial strength imaging makes this one capture and hold the imagination of the listener at any scale volume level! Other than a couple of crows (with ruffled feathers), this scene is 'all about torturing wood', and could be almost any bigger manufacturing outfit, almost any time of the day or night, almost anywhere in the world.

Track one (15:26) intro, is a typical day shift (even includes a short break for lunch:).
Track two (10:33) day, starts off with everything going almost to good to believe, but in no time flat there is a break down. It takes a while, some arguing and some hard work, but they're back up and running... just in time for the end of the shift.
Track three (15:25) quiet, portrays a short, but busy shift.
Track four (15:25) is a very busy shift.
Track five (4:15) busy on demand.

You may already have sound in your locos, but there is still something missing - Ambient sound.

The hustle and bustle of a Loco shed, sounds of the street, The stationmaster snoring, bird song, and even the sounds of a wild west shoot-out!

Accessories:

WaterFront Series (2-Disk Set)

Providing the extra detail:

Ambient
Scale
Sound

Waterfront Series
2 CD Set

Brings your layout to life!

"What's missing from your layout"

More Information:
	Scale Magic FX Book
	Scale Magic Samples

Fantasonics web site

Title may differ from the illustration above.

Sneak a short preview here...
(This is a brief sample of the sounds that are common to all the waterfront scenes)

Another in our "Signature Series" and the first ever two CD set! Scale Magic imaging makes these subtle scenes capture and hold the imagination of the listener, even though they are laid back. One or more of these scenes will be right at home on that waterfront scene on your layout.

Each of these soundtracks portrays a different scene (no two alike!), but they all fall 'somewhere' between the quaint fishing harbour, and the big port harbour scenes (no foghorn, no city in the background).

All portray quiet water fronts with wharves and the like, some have light industry, i.e., shipwright, tall ship at anchor, small ferry port, seaside town, etc. We did our best to keep this series timeless, and indeed these could all be waterfront scenes in almost any era!

NOTE:
1. All tracks aproximately 15:00 in length
2. The titles say it all...

Track one: Small Car Ferry Port
Track two: Quiet Town Life
Track three: Ship Wright
Track four: Something Big Moored Here
Track five: All's Quiet
Track six: A Slightly Bigger Port
Track seven: Windy Harbour

You may already have sound in your locos, but there is still something missing - Ambient sound.

The hustle and bustle of a Loco shed, sounds of the street, The stationmaster snoring, bird song, and even the sounds of a wild west shoot-out!

Accessories:

Popps Paper Products

Providing the extra detail:

Ambient
Scale
Sound

Popps Paper Mill

Brings your layout to life!

"What's missing from your layout"

More Information:
	Scale Magic FX Book
	Scale Magic Samples

Fantasonics web site

Title may differ from the illustration above.

The first in the "Signature Series" of small industry switching scenes, Popp's Perfect Paper Products, a division of Popp's Mills (say it fast:), has been at the same rural location down near the water's edge, for many years now. They must be doing something right, they've been doing it for a long time. While personnel and machines come and go (most stay till they drop), the basic processes for making paper, and paper products, have not really changed all that much over the years. Located some distance from everything, a rail connection is essential, both to get pulp form their sister pulp mill (Popp's Pulp), and to deliver their various paper products to distant customers. Intended as a transition era mill, this scene could actually be an operating paper mill almost anytime in the last 100 years...

All the basic processes are represented here, water pumps and more pumps, materials handling, mixing, spreading, pressing, and drying... cutting, spindling, folding and mutilating... Popp's does it all. This small to medium industry is set in a Scale Magic(TM) proprietary image depicting a rural setting, somewhere near the water's edge (day & night).

Track one (21:12) is a typical day shift (even includes a break for lunch:).
Track two (15:24) starts off with everything going almost to good to believe, but in no time flat there is a break down. It takes a while, some arguing and some hard work, but they're back up and running... just in time for the end of the shift.
Track three (8:37) portrays a busy shift.
Track four (10:43) is a very busy shift.
Track five (8:33) is a slower paced shift (but still busy:).

You may already have sound in your locos, but there is still something missing - Ambient sound.

The hustle and bustle of a Loco shed, sounds of the street, The stationmaster snoring, bird song, and even the sounds of a wild west shoot-out!

Accessories:

Hornby R2768 GWR Railcar (Express Parcels) No34

HR2768 GWR Railcar Diesel-Electric Railcar (Express Parcels) No34 (RRP:£63.50)

Length: 262mm
Livery: GWR

Class: Railcar

Period: Early 1940s

Finish: Pristine
Features: NEM Coupling
Motor: 5 pole skew wound

Purchase this loco with the decoder of your choice from us, and recieve free fitting!
(Does not include sound decoders)
For prototype profile programming or specific loco address, please add a note to your order requesting this, otherwise, decoder defaults will be used.

LokPilot v3.0 21 pin DCC Decoder 52614

The LokPilot decoders are the perfect choice for the advanced rail modeller.
Versatility and reliability are qualities you would expect from ESU. No matter if you operate it using NMRA/DCC or conventional DC, the decoder will automatically detect the operation mode. In DCC mode the decoder determines the number of speed steps and you may select any of 9999 addresses.
The individually programmable speed curve allows precise adjustment to match a particular model. LOK's truly universal function mapping allows all function outputs to be assigned to any of 12 function buttons in any combination. LokPilot supports lighting effects like Mars Light, Ditch Lights, Gyra Light, Strobe Light and many more. The brightness of lighting is individually adjustable.
Of course, the LokPilot offers the unique Dynamic Drive Control (DDC) feature where the Back EMF is active at low speeds for smooth slow running operation with reduced influence at high speeds.
Fitted with overload protection for the motor output as well as the four function outputs, the decoder is extremely robust. It is suitable for DC, coreless and universal motors converted with Hamo magnets. The 40kHz high frequency motor control assures smooth and silent running. We put great emphasis on maximum performance of our decoders. The motor output handles a maximum current of 1.1A while the function outputs are designed for 180mA each.

Autodetection of digital or analog operation
Suitable for any Digital Command Control (DCC) system, including: Digitrax®, NCE, MRC® DCC, Atlas® commander®, Bachmann® E-Z command®, Lenz® digital plus®, Zimo®, LGB® MTS®, ROCO®, Fleischmann® Twin-Center®
Suitable for AC-, DC- and coreless motors
Super silent running due to pulse frequency of 40 kHz
Perfect load compensation for optimal running especially on uphill or downhill gradients; exceptional slow running characteristics
Load control can be adapted to any motor by means of 3 CVs
Dynamic Drive Control (DDC) - Back EMF active at low speeds for smooth slow running operation with reduced influence at high speeds
Back EMF also active in conventional AC or DC mode - User has full control of motor and acceleration
Acceleration and deceleration can be switched with function button
Switcher mode (half speed) can be activated with function button
Up to 4 auxiliary function outputs suitable for smoke units, interior lighting, automatic couplers, for raising and lowering pantographs, ditch lights or lighting the fire box
Individually adjustable brightness of lighting
Special lighting effects such as blinking, fire box, Mars light, Gyra light etc. can be set for each function individually
New, revolutionary function mapping. All functions can be allocated to any of 12 function buttons. Multiple allocations are possible allowing for the combination of sound and functions e.g. the sound of shoveling coal and light flickering in the firebox
Short circuit protection for motor and function outputs

Digital Command Control for Railway Modellers (Burkin)

Expected end July 2008, Pre-orders accepted

From background information on the technology itself to layout wiring;
taking in decoders, hand controllers, wireless and many practical modelling projects, Nigel Burkin offers a comprehensive introduction to Digital Command Control [DCC] for the beginner and experienced modeller alike.

The book emphasises the benefits of DCC technology as a model railway control system and offers practical advice on the choice of systems, applying the technology to a layout, how to use it to enhance layout operations, and how it can be used to overcome practical difficulties with operations such as banking, double-heading, lighting and sound.
Technical jargon is avoided and clear descriptions of each project featured in the book will remove the mystery surrounding DCC.
Many of the modelling projects may be adapted for almost any modelling situation and are supported by over 400 excellent colour photographs.

192 pages Paperback 246x189 mm 400 colour photographs July 2008

Modelling Irish Railways

Limited stock from 3rd week of June 2008 Pre-orders now accepted!

This publication shows how to create both broad and narrow gauge layouts, from a simple single line station to more complex junctions.
Advice on signalling, operation and timetabling and many other aspects of modelling are provided, resulting in an invaluable and rare insight into this challenging and new area for railway modellers.

101 colour and 32 b/w photos. 88 pages. Softback

Hornby 2008 Catalogue. 53rd Edition

Hornby's 2008 offerings in full colour

Including all new items for 2008, Hornby Digital, sound equipped locos etc, etc.
Full colour high quality reference material for the Hornby enthusiast!