Hornby R070 OO Gauge Motorised Turntable, Model Train Accessories for Adding Scenery, Dioramas, Woodland, Buildings and More to 00 Gauge Model Railway - 1:76 Scale

Product Information: The turntable is designed to operate with the Standard Train Controller R965. Drive the locomotive onto the turntable, then switch the power from track to turntable via the 'on-on' lever switch R046 (supplied with the set). The speed controller controls the rotation of the turntable. For use with the HM2000 controller, then the turntable must be powered from the uncontrolled DC output with an R047 Lever Switch

About Hornby: As the UK's leading model railway designer, Hornby have been thrilling model making enthusiasts for over 100 years. Since 1920 Hornby have been the brand leader in 00 Gauge model railway design. Whether you're a seasoned model maker or just beginning your journey, with it's range of unique trains, track accessories, scenery kits and more, there's always something for you at Hornby

A Brief History: In the 1920s, the Hornby Clockwork Train Sets became the first in a long line. These sets were available in three liveries and featured an 0-4-0 locomotive, paving the way for the hobby. Growth occurred rapidly for the brand, with the first years of the century seeing an ever-increasing range of sets, locomotives, wagons, coaches, scenic accessories and more

Steaming Ahead: In recent times, Hornby has since focused on high levels of accuracy and introduced the groundbreaking 'Live Steam' models with real steam. Hornby has also launched various accessory ranges including RailRoad, Skaledale, SkaleAutos, SkaleScenics, and SkaleLighting to bring your train set to life

2020-Present: With a nation inspired to rediscover childhood hobbies, Hornby sets found their way out of the loft and model railway fans experienced true nostalgia, passing their passion down the generations. With model railways making their way into modern life, Hornby continues to innovate and keep the hobby relevant for the experienced modeller as well as the new generation of young railway enthusiasts