BR A3 4-6-2 60084 Trigo DCC sound - Era 5
BR A3 4-6-2 60084 Trigo DCC sound - Era 5
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BR A3 4-6-2 60084 Trigo DCC sound - Era 5
BR A3 4-6-2 60084 Trigo DCC sound - Era 5
TT3006TXSM
More from
Key Publishing Ltd
A popular addition to the British Railways modelling period, Hornby’s new model of 60084 Trigo is a perfect addition to the new and exciting world of TT:120 scale. A distinctive model of Gresley’s famous LNER pacific, Hornby’s Gresley ‘A3’ 4-6-2 combines a prominent design with Triplex Digital Sound. Buy now from the Key Model World Shop for £200.99 (RRP £222.99).
The ‘A3’ class 4-6-2s were originally Gresley’s famed ‘A1’ introduced in 1922 but were gradually converted with during the 1930s and 1940s to improve steaming and efficiency. Alongside famed class member Flying Scotsman, the A3s were a staple of the East Coast Main Line into the early 1960s and the new addition for TT:120 scale from Hornby replicates 60084 Trigo in its final British Railways lined green livery with late crests, double chimney, German-style smoke deflectors and streamlined non-corridor tender.
The locomotive is finely detailed, with accurate details for an early BR ‘A3’ and high-quality printed detail, including BR late crest used from 1957. Internally, the model is pre-fitted with Hornby’s game-changing Triplex Sound (TXS) Sound Bluetooth decoder via a Next18 decoder socket in the tender together with a 15mm x 11mm cube speaker, making it ready for use with realistic sound with wireless control. Suitable for the late 1950s and early 1960s (era 5), this model of 60084 is an excellent companion to Hornby’s range of BR late crest ‘A3’ and ‘A4’ locomotives and ideal for use with Hornby’s super detailed Pullmans, forthcoming Gresley Teak carriages and ubiquitous BR Mk1 carriages in BR maroon.
Product highlights include:
- Gresley ‘A3’ 4-6-2 60084 Trigo in BR lined green with late crests
- DCC sound fitted with Triplex Sound (TXS) Bluetooth Next18 decoder
- Factory fitted 15mm x 11mm cube speaker for high quality sound delivery
- NEM standard couplings
- Perfect addition to any late 1950s and early 1960s layout (era 5) and expansion to The Easterner Trainset (TT1002M/TT1002TXSM)
Learn more about Hornby TT:120 with our full layout build video series here.
Read more about Hornby TT:120 in Hornby Magazine. Check out our latest issues here.
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A popular addition to the British Railways modelling period, Hornby’s new model of 60084 Trigo is a perfect addition to the new and exciting world of TT:120 scale. A distinctive model of Gresley’s famous LNER pacific, Hornby’s Gresley ‘A3’ 4-6-2 combines a prominent design with Triplex Digital Sound. Buy now from the Key Model World Shop for £200.99 (RRP £222.99).
The ‘A3’ class 4-6-2s were originally Gresley’s famed ‘A1’ introduced in 1922 but were gradually converted with during the 1930s and 1940s to improve steaming and efficiency. Alongside famed class member Flying Scotsman, the A3s were a staple of the East Coast Main Line into the early 1960s and the new addition for TT:120 scale from Hornby replicates 60084 Trigo in its final British Railways lined green livery with late crests, double chimney, German-style smoke deflectors and streamlined non-corridor tender.
The locomotive is finely detailed, with accurate details for an early BR ‘A3’ and high-quality printed detail, including BR late crest used from 1957. Internally, the model is pre-fitted with Hornby’s game-changing Triplex Sound (TXS) Sound Bluetooth decoder via a Next18 decoder socket in the tender together with a 15mm x 11mm cube speaker, making it ready for use with realistic sound with wireless control. Suitable for the late 1950s and early 1960s (era 5), this model of 60084 is an excellent companion to Hornby’s range of BR late crest ‘A3’ and ‘A4’ locomotives and ideal for use with Hornby’s super detailed Pullmans, forthcoming Gresley Teak carriages and ubiquitous BR Mk1 carriages in BR maroon.
Product highlights include:
- Gresley ‘A3’ 4-6-2 60084 Trigo in BR lined green with late crests
- DCC sound fitted with Triplex Sound (TXS) Bluetooth Next18 decoder
- Factory fitted 15mm x 11mm cube speaker for high quality sound delivery
- NEM standard couplings
- Perfect addition to any late 1950s and early 1960s layout (era 5) and expansion to The Easterner Trainset (TT1002M/TT1002TXSM)
Learn more about Hornby TT:120 with our full layout build video series here.
Read more about Hornby TT:120 in Hornby Magazine. Check out our latest issues here.
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