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E: 31/12? WIN a copy of 'Between the Lines, My Life at Hornby'

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1920

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Offering a personal perspective on his long career with Hornby, the book covers Kohler's time with the company from the 1970s through to the 21st century. During this period, he worked across various roles, becoming a well-known figure among modellers, retailers, and within the wider model railway community.

And now is your chance to win a copy





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    Hornby produced its first clockwork train in 1920, launching the new line under the Hornby brand name for O-gauge models built from Meccano parts, allowing for construction and modification by young enthusiasts, quickly becoming a massive success. 
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