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Lovely Comments from Visitors
| COMMENT | DETAILS | LOCATION |
|---|---|---|
| I would just like to say that your website has been an absolutely wonderful resource to me over the last nine months, as I begin to get back into the hobby again. It is really well organised and very user-friendly. Thank you and well done to all involved. |
Graeme Routledge
8 Oct 2011 |
Doncaster UK |
| Brilliant site! Not least because when an item is listed as rare on Ebay, a quick cross reference to this Site confirms just how rare it is (or otherwise as seems to be so often be the case!). Keep up the good work! Thanks. |
Pete
4 Oct 2011 |
N Yorkshire UK |
| Always check the website before purchasing Hornby antiques. It has helped me a lot in my collection. I am glad that the manufacturer has fans on the point to create this huge database with precious information about their models. Great job and long life to the site. |
Marcelo BRC Rail
30 Sep 2011 |
Belo Horizonte Brazil |
| Brilliant site, a minefield of great information. |
Rab Crow
28 Sep 2011 |
Dunblane Scotland |
| Great site, the technical information is brilliant, congratulations to all involved. |
Kevin
22 Sep 2011 |
Sydney Australia |
| What can I say that has not already been said.....yep you’ve guessed it I can’t, so..... excellent website keep up the good work, a truly invaluable resource and its free!!!! |
Ian
16 Aug 2011 |
East Sussex UK |
| Thanks so much for such a valuable resource! |
Tony
29 Jun 2011 |
Brisbane Australia |
| Brilliant! A most valuable resource. Many thanks folks. |
Colin Robinson
28 Jun 2011 |
Oxon England |
| This Website is amazing! Found everything I need in next to no time, catalogue numbers, everything! Easy to use, even found me the items on eBay! Brilliant! |
Danny
17 Jun 2011 |
West Midlands England |
| Excellent site. Volumes of information. Good job guys and keep it up. |
N K Verma
1 Jun 2011 |
Bangalore India |
| This was a bad move. Hit 66 and had some sort of desire to find my first Triang train set, an R54 2335. I found one, but things have now escalated, and as someone once said, a collection starts with one! This site has only thrown petrol on the spark. |
Bob
29 May 2011 |
Brisbane Australia |
| Great site guys, well done. Searching this site I found my 1st train set which I still have and still works, the Express Freighter Set (Aust) from the Australian 1971 catalogue. It was given to me for my 1st birthday in 1971. Thanks Mum & Dad. |
Shaun
19 May 2011 |
Cornwall England |
| What can I say, apart from excellent site! As with others, I have got it in my Favourites. Used frequently for reference purposes, and always helpful. After a 30 year break, I am back into model railways again, and reference sites like this are invaluable! |
Kevin Fowler
20 Apr 2011 |
Windsor UK |
| I have found this site incredibly useful since I was asked to catalogue a friends railway collection. Thanks to all who have contributed to it |
Michael Hawkes
10 Apr 2011 |
Paignton, Devon UK |
| Many hours spent scanning the site, and I find something of great interest every time. The best reference site in the world bar none. |
Janet Marks
6 Mar 2011 |
Suffolk England |
| A truly valuable collection of information. Ironically, I live in Ireland, not too far from the UK (where I used to live) but use this site for information. A masterpiece. |
Jim
25 Feb 2011 |
Sligo Ireland |
| Great site with a lot of information. Where would I be without this? |
Riny Smetsers
22 Nov 2010 |
Oost-Souburg Netherlands |
| A fantastic informative website. Perhaps a members login area could be considered to exchange and share questions and answers etc. Response - Thanks for the nice comments. We have been thinking of something similar to what you are asking... maybe one day... Regards to you Mike. |
Mike
19 Nov 2010 |
Sao Paulo Brazil |
| Brilliant, so well put togther. The functionality puts other commercial sites to shame. Do you have an Excel or Open Office template that your visitors could use to log their own models? Just thinking that I want to put a link to your site from my spreadsheet for each model. Response - You can add hyperlinks into a cell on your spreadsheet... Just highlight then copy (Cntl-C) the url (address) of the page into your keyboard memory, then paste (Cntl-V) into the cell on your spreadsheet. Regards. |
John Mellor
7 Oct 2010 |
Bradford UK |
| Outstanding site, Think I will make this my home page. Many thanks to all involved in its creation. |
Trevor
1 Sep 2010 |
Auckland New Zealand |
| Thank you for providing this goldmine of information for collectors and hobbyists. As a recent returnee to the hobby I was very pleased when I stumbled upon this resource. Regards. |
Anthony Tear
29 Aug 2010 |
Malia, Crete Greece |
| Hi there, "WOW" Just got back into OO after nearly 50 years. Your site is "AMAZING", just found all the info for a complete re-build of a "very" old Tri-ang Bo-Bo. Amazing site and information. Keep up the good work. Thanks for all your help. |
Robi Keetch
16 Jul 2010 |
Camborne United Kingdom |
| A truely fantastic website for Hornby locomotive owners. |
Bill Cameron
10 Jul 2010 |
Wallsend England |
| ..Just outstanding. I marvel at the amount of detail every time I visit and can spend a good hour or two transporting myself back 50+ years! Thanks for all the hard work that has gone into this, for the benefit of modellers and collectors alike. Brilliant. |
Robert Denton
29 May 2010 |
East Yorkshire UK |
| This is a wonderful website! Having recently moved from N-Gauge to OO, I bought a second-hand Flying Scotsman and with this site was able to find out the year it was produced and the different model variations. After further searching I was then able to find the exact model of the engine I had as a small boy and have since tracked it down on eBay! I now have this website bookmarked and intend to make full use of it when considering future second-hand purchases. |
Rob Hall
26 Apr 2010 |
Sutton Coldfield United Kingdom |
| I started collecting in 1973/74 for my first offspring. Many moons later the need to obtain accurate historical information manifests itself with this really excellent all in one online site. I have to congratulate the authors and their contributors from around the globe. |
Chris Smith
29 Mar 2010 |
East Sussex UK |
| Wow this website is great, a top way for reference details. Also brings back my childhood memories of those neat catalogues that I could not wait for a new one to come out, 1976-1977-1978 Australian ones, remember them like yesterday, keep up the good work, well done. |
Wayne
29 Mar 2010 |
Sydney Australia |
| Keep up the good work...the service sheets are a wonderful asset.....just purchased my first Tri-ang product.. the Blue Pullman set from France of all the places.....the French generally look after their models and is a very good place to look. |
Andrew
23 Mar 2010 |
Camel Valley UK |
| An excellent site for the Hornby and Tri-ang Hornby user and collectors. |
Richard Peters
21 Mar 2010 |
Northampton England |
| This is the best web site for collectors on Tri-ang, Tri-ang Hornby and Hornby Railways there is. With out this site it would be very hard to know what goes with what and what to collect. Love it and need this site. |
Cameron Clark
13 Mar 2010 |
Brisbane Australia |
| What an absolutely wonderful site, so full of information, it is staggering the amount of work you must have put into this. I am just dipping my toes into the water after an absence since c.1957, and am bemused at the amount of choice to restart this hobby. I am sure I will be a regular visitor, and thank you wholeheartedly for your help. |
Trevor Davies
24 Feb 2010 |
Reading England |
| I came back to this hobby some months ago now, and have been astonished at what is available these days. I also needed advice on spares for some ancient gear. It took me a few minutes to get the information using your site, and I have been back numerous times to get part numbers, drawings, etc. I have succeeded in many attempts to rebuild, with help from eBay, based on what the site has told me. Well done. |
Ray Isaac
3 Feb 2010 |
Leicester UK |
| A fantastic site, really enjoyable. Thankyou for the hard work that must have gone into creating it. |
Edward Wilde
31 Jan 2010 |
United Kingdom |
| Hi all, found this site by accident, AMAZING site, will spread the word. - Response: Thanks Allan and regards to you! |
Allan Chave
29 Jan 2010 |
Lincoln UK |
| Found the site by accident but what a site!!! Your database must be huge and I, as a designer using MySQL as you do, admire the effort you have put in. The information I have found about my sets etc from 1980 on is incredible - more than I could have wished for. Thank you for your hard work and opening this up to the public. |
Bri R
14 Jan 2010 |
Wallsend England |
| What an amazing source of information! The detail is incredible! Thank you. Response - Thanks for visiting Robert! |
Robert
5 Jan 2010 |
London UK |
| I have just purchased the Giraffe pop down set in original box and unused. Thanks for a great site where poor sods like us can find details on what we get hold of. |
Michael Avery
21 Dec 2009 |
Speers Point Australia |
| Wonderful site bursting with info, has helped me out many times! |
Peter Pryor
9 Dec 2009 |
London UK |
| I still have my Hornby Rural Rambler Train Set and it was not working. Just cleaned the track and after 20 years of being put away and not used it is now up and running! |
Paul Jobes
17 Nov 2009 |
Newcastle upon Tyne UK |
| Hi All--Just like to say I thought the previous site was excellent but this updated version is AWESOME !!!!! A big thankyou to all who worked hard and long to put this together. Just Great !!! |
Charles Taylor
24 Oct 2009 |
East Anglia UK |
| A fantastic resource for anyone with an interest in model railways. Love the new look, very bight and clear. |
Rog (RJ)
19 Oct 2009 |
Nottinghamshire England |
| Very informative and so easy to use. It is a credit too all involved. The ebay listings for items you are researching is brilliant. Keep up the good work. |
John Bransgrove
20 Aug 2009 |
Melbourne Australia |
| Great site - allowed me to identify all the trains I have brought out of storage from my childhood for my young children to enjoy - well done for your efforts. |
Dave Whitehad
24 Jul 2009 |
Lancashire England |
| Great site, Thanks to you guys it makes life easy to identify older models. |
Stephen Bennett
14 Jun 2009 |
Germany |
| Thanks guys, I was compiling a catalogue of my Hornby equipment and found your site a wealth of info, it also brought back many childhood memories of my collecting Triang Hornby gear over the last 40 years or so. Thanks |
Kenneth B Hastings
20 Apr 2009 |
Rosewood Australia |
| Great piece of work. However I searched for a Class 20 Bo-Bo in Hornby program from 1958-62 as a 3 rail without success. The Hornby Cat No was 3230 (3 rail) or 2230 (2 rail). - Response: Your locomotive is a lovely Hornby Dublo model made by Meccano. Sorry, we only list the models from the Tri-ang Hornby make. One day we may list the Hornby Dublo range, but not in the near future. Regards to you David. |
David Walker
5 Apr 2009 |
Munich Germany |
| Having browsed your collector guide, I came across my old Tri-ang Hornby BR Blue Class 31 Diesel. Just to let you know it still works perfectly and that I cannot believe that it is about 43 years old and still going strong. Thought that this may interest you and other collectors. |
Rich Baker
30 Mar 2009 |
West Mersea England |
| A really useful and up to date site. I paid for service sheets on eBay that I could have got for free from this site, and I found info on my original train set (R1X from 1955) which is still running, by my grandson. |
John Byrne
14 Feb 2009 |
Glasgow Scotland |
| Hi, Interesting site. However one comment. A Mail Coach or Travelling Post Office is never considered as a freight vehicle, always a passenger rated vehicle. Response - Hi, we will fix that up shortly. Regards to you Martin. |
Kevin Martin
3 Jan 2009 |
Melbourne Australia |
| Excellent Site! I have learnt so much and I am still finding out stuff. Thank you for all your hard work. |
Simon McGregor
29 Dec 2008 |
Pakenham Australia |
| One of the best informative sites I have found, please keep up the good work and many thanks. |
John Rhodes
9 Dec 2008 |
Birmingham England |
| The site for reference is very informative. Keep up the Great Work. |
Brian
6 Dec 2008 |
Roseburg USA |
| Very nice, briliant and complete site, even for the Tri-ang Railways enthusiasts, all the information at one place. Greetings. |
K.Cuvelier
25 Oct 2008 |
Heerlen Netherlands |
| A very professional and detailed website. I congratulate the person/people that spent the time to put it together. |
Jon McIlwain
18 Oct 2008 |
Auckland New Zealand |
| Wonderful and informative site. As a long time enthusiast and collector I am delighted to have found this site. |
John
1 Feb 2008 |
Charlotte USA |
| Brilliant site, loaded with info, a great help with dating and model identification. Thanks. |
John Bishop
25 Aug 2007 |
Reading England |
| FAN - BLOODY - TASTIC - One of the best reference sites I have ever come across, Every thing I wanted to know & then some, all set out in an easy to use format. Will go in my favourites, keep up the good work lads. |
Ken McKay
23 Aug 2007 |
Dicky Beach Australia |
| Very interesting website. A pity that there is not a link from Hornby.com. Response - Thanks for that comment, we agree! Regards to you Simon. |
Simon Potterton
30 Jun 2007 |
Dublin Ireland |
| BRILLIANT site, I found the 1978 catalogue, bought it, and now trying to build the layout that is displayed in there. Will be using this site alot more in the future. |
Josef Buckland
19 Jun 2007 |
Hervey Bay Australia |
| All I can do is add my praise to all of the other comments. Superb site! Thanks for your efforts. |
Steve
13 Jun 2007 |
Perth Western Australia |
| I have passed this link on to many friends as a necessary resource for every Model Railway Enthusiast and Collector. |
Stewart Hall
14 May 2007 |
Scottsdale AZ USA |
| This website is the best. Will soon be bringing my old HST out of retirment thank to the service sheets found on this site. Thanks for all your hard work and dedication to the Hornby world. |
Kevin Sandford
20 Apr 2007 |
Weston Super Mare England |
| Hi, brilliant site, fantastic effort to add all that detail. One suggestion for navigation - Can you add buttons for moving straight to next/previous catalog item? Response - Hello, will add this feature before the end of 2007... Many regards. |
Andrew Tooher
13 Apr 2007 |
Randwick Australia |
| What a great site for reference, saves hours of tracking down old Hornby locos. All we need now is the trackside accessories, but that is another world. Keep up the good work. |
Brian
12 Apr 2007 |
Norfolk UK |
| Great site with all the info you need. |
SR
29 Mar 2007 |
Sydney Australia |
| Super site! Recommend it to all my Triang friends and club members. Respect the time taken to achieve quality like this site offers. |
Brian S
27 Mar 2007 |
Buck Lake AB Canada |
| A very happy trip down memory lane - well done. |
Kenny
23 Mar 2007 |
South Queensferry Scotland |
| Absolutely fantastic site. Your hard work is very much appreciated. |
Dave
5 Mar 2007 |
Barton upon Humber England |
| I wonder if you will continue the information on from 1990 through to current day? Response - We would like to go back first, 1960 to 1965 will be next... Regards to you Linden. |
Linden Sly
3 Mar 2007 |
Wagga Wagga Australia |
| Just started collecting Hornby trains at the ripe old age of 44! Your website is an inspiration! |
Justin Barrett
29 Jan 2007 |
Naas Republic of Ireland |
| The best site for detailed and correct information on Hornby. Brilliant!! Any chance of doing the same for Mainline, Airfix and Bachmann. Response - We would love to add all makes... only time will tell... Regards to you Pete. |
Pete Fox
23 Dec 2006 |
Driffield England |
| Excellent site. Very thorough, useful and easy to navigate. Gud on yer! |
Duncan F
27 Nov 2006 |
London England |
| Well what can I can I say? What a fantastic website. A jolly good find. Only one small thing, why no World of Thomas the Tank Engine? Response - Hello Paul, Thomas is a long way off, we need to put many more years of Triang and Hornby first! Regards. |
Paul Roche
13 Oct 2006 |
Halstead Essex |
| Just found your site and think it is marvelous! Railway enthusiast! |
Ron Lumsdon
16 Sep 2006 |
Wrexham Wales |
| Supurb site, now a top favourite for viewing found by accident, should be in all rail mags. Such devotion requires full recognition. |
Derek Norman Davidge
9 Sep 2006 |
Bristol England |
| All the girls here in packing at www.hornbyshop.com absolutely admire your devotion to the Hornby brand. We know how much work you put in, and our boss here talks to his customers on how much he loves your website too. Good luck. |
Hornby Shop W.A.
5 Aug 2006 |
W.A. Australia |
| Just had to send you a quick note, to say thank you very much for your generosity in establishing such a detailed Tri-ang Hornby Site. Great job! |
Martin Walls
13 Apr 2006 |
Australia |
| Great site. I have added it to my favourites list. Thanks for plugging my books too. |
Pat Hammond
4 Apr 2006 |
UK |
| Very nice! It opened quickly with dial-up, was well organized and was full of interesting good stuff. |
TrainNet.org Staff
3 Apr 2006 |
US |
| A very well organized site! |
TrainNet.org Staff
3 Apr 2006 |
US |
| This site is a wonderful resource for those who like Hornby model trains. It's chuck full of Hornby info, all organized in a logical order, and is technically very well done, as well. |
TrainNet.org Staff
3 Apr 2006 |
US |
| Just had to say what a fabulous site you have here. I have a small collection of Hornby mainline locos and your site provides me with a wealth of detail on the models. Well done and keep rolling. |
Chas
27 Mar 2006 |
UK |
| I would just like to say what a great site you have. It has been a great help to me. You have put a lot of work into what you do and I would like to say a big thank you. |
Jamie Bynam
26 Mar 2006 |
N/A |
| Great site. |
Nick
9 Mar 2006 |
UK/Canada |
| You have created a fantastic website!!! |
Clayton Gunning
14 Dec 2005 |
Australia |
| Thanks for the best Hornby site in the world. You make searching for details so easy. Trust the Australians to do something special. Good luck. |
Sidney Kimber
28 Nov 2005 |
UK |
| I love your site. |
Grant Eldridge
27 Sep 2005 |
Australia |
| Thank you for an invaluable site. It has been extremely helpful in providing background to a couple of my recent purchases of older Hornby models and I really appreciate the effort that has been put into making this information more widely accessible. |
John Lines
28 Aug 2005 |
Australia |
| I have enjoyed your Hornby Railways Collector Guide as great reference. Particularly the Australian sets. |
David Francis
26 Jul 2005 |
Australia |
| Very interesting and useful site! |
Karl
10 Jul 2005 |
UK |
| Enjoying the catalogue, I thank you. |
Jim Pye
1 Apr 2005 |
Australia |
| This site gets my vote as one of the best on the web. I do not know where you found the time to put it together but I sure appreciate that you did. It is a veritable gold mine and extremely useful when working out the vintage of some of my collection. |
Phil Isley
27 Feb 2005 |
Australia |
