The Hornby 2021 range is being announced on Tuesday 5th January 2021 at 1000. You can pre-order the 2021 catalogue for £9.99 on Hattons now: https://www.hattons.co.uk/newsdetail.aspx?id=950 and Kernow Model Rail Centre will be showing the range at http://www.kernowmodelrailcentre.com/c/765/Hornby-2020-Range. Hornby will be showing the range on their website as well, of course: www.hornby.com/uk-en/
What does everyone think will be announced? What do you hope for in the new range? Do you not care at all? Answers on a postcard please
Personally, I'm thinking it'll be mainly steam engines with next to no modern stuff, as with the 2020 range announcement (although for this year the main focus was the 100th anniversary of the Hornby brand). I'd quite like to see Hornby venture into the modern market, perhaps with a Class 150, 152, 156, 166, 175, etc. A re-release of the Class 800 (or maybe even an 802 in separate coach packs) would be very well-appreciated too, if it was for a reasonable price!
-Peter
What does everyone think will be announced? What do you hope for in the new range? Do you not care at all? Answers on a postcard please
Personally, I'm thinking it'll be mainly steam engines with next to no modern stuff, as with the 2020 range announcement (although for this year the main focus was the 100th anniversary of the Hornby brand). I'd quite like to see Hornby venture into the modern market, perhaps with a Class 150, 152, 156, 166, 175, etc. A re-release of the Class 800 (or maybe even an 802 in separate coach packs) would be very well-appreciated too, if it was for a reasonable price!
-Peter