NEW! Exclusive Key Publishing limited edition Cavalex Class 60 60029 in DC Rail grey for OO gauge

The Key Publishing Collection available through the Key Model World Shop has expanded with a limited edition of Class 60 60029 Ben Nevis in DCR grey produced by Cavalex Models for ‘OO’ gauge.
The prices are £194.95 for the DCC ready versions and £294.95 for DCC sound fitted models - the latter equipped with an ESU LokSound decoder loaded with a custom sound profile created by ESU for the Cavalex Class 60. Just 300 are being made - 150 of each type - with delivery expected in the fourth quarter of 2024. Pre-orders are open now at the Key Model World Shop with a £10 non-refundable deposit.
The DCR Class 60 is available to pre-order exclusively from the Key Model World Shop here:
www.keymodelworld.com/shop

[@James-Akers]

Great video as ever guys, really informative. A very exciting model to have in your exclusives portfolio. Its a livery modern image fans of cried out for in recent years and I'm sure it'll be a popular seller, I look forward to seeing the finished models arrive soon James

[@linesided]

I like the way you merge Gladiator-esque music with axel-box closeups. Yoiks!

[@Cookie2k]

Order is going in shortly. Have you thought about offering the loco and the wagons as a pack?

[@YorkshireRailways]

Just put in my pre order can’t wait to see its progress. Great video really informative and a very different livery to go for I’m looking forward to getting it 😊

[@hornbymag]

Awesome, thank you!

[@sapphirejunction8993]

Ordered the DCC Sound version.

[@beeble2003]

Since it's DC Rail, they should have made it DC only! 🤣

[@BritishRail60062]

Do you ship to the US? I am thinking of getting one of these with sound.

[@hornbymag]

We can ship to the USA - shipping details are available online at the Key Model World Shop.

[@richardswiderski4985]

Out walking the dog will catch up later😁.

[@hornbymag]

Enjoy your walk! 😀

[@richardswiderski4985]

Had a goid walk the l.s muddy though 🐕🐾🐾will catch up soon🤣

[@user-cn4rg2bs4p]

can we have a tt120 one please.

[@hornbymag]

You'll have put put in a request to Hornby Model Railways for that, but we here at Key Publishing/Key Model World would also love to see one in TT:120! 😁

[@user-cn4rg2bs4p]

i know but if you dont ask you dont get!!!@@hornbymag

[@greathorton]

Hornby is facing a problem which is limited by real UK local locomotive as well as less latest technology locomotive. They have repeated old class diesel locomotives again and again. As if outside of UK, other railways have new electric locomotives, dual-mode power locomotives, etc.

[@hornbymag]

Please Note - We are not Hornby. We are Key Publishing and we produce a magazine titled 'Hornby Magazine'. We have nothing to do with the design and manufacturing of their models. 😊

[@grahamallen1970]

Who is clown at 33s! Wrong cocks open

[@beeble2003]

The class 60s were designed in the 1980s and are almost all out of service, now. Trying to use them as support for the claim that the UK doesn't have modern locomotives is just silly. It's like looking at a Nokia 3210 and saying that Finland has old-fashioned mobile phones. Except that the class 60s are a decade older.

[@greathorton]

@@beeble2003 Of course, UK has modern locomotives, which come from Hitachi, and come from Stadler. I was mentioned modern locomotive that were designed from UK since Class 91 intercity.

[@musgawp]

I’d rather you put someone in the office to sort out the problems with my Tt:120 flying Scotsman set.

[@kevincanham3078]

Yeah hornby customer service is disgraceful never buy hornby again the quality control is rubbish

[@davew2452]

Hornby magazine is not Hornby

[@hornbymag]

If you have bought a TT:120 Flying Scotsman set from the Key Model World Shop through Key Publishing and have a problem with it, our customer services team is available to assist now on 01780 480404.

[@greathorton]

Price range is not attractive if your models are made in PRC. Compared with other brands, their models are made in Europe, their price range include digital and sound. Please note.

[@Cookie2k]

Price is always subjective

[@outonroad]

Ok none of that is true.

[@greathorton]

To be fair, they understand this market very well. Each brand has its own strategic position and each brand has its own exclusive locomotive. Just like if you like British locomotives, your choice must be Hornby. If you like European Siemens, etc., then Mxxxxxx and so on. Honestly, Hornby’ customer service is very good 👍.

[@outonroad]

@@greathorton This model is nothing to do with Hornby Models (Hornby magazine is a Key Model World publication and nothing to do with Hornby the company), it's the new Cavalex Models tooled class 60 due out later this year. There are many many more model manufacturers than Hornby doing UK models as well. Also the European models are made in China. In fact the factory that makes our models also does models for the European and American markets.