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A4 Class 4-6-2 Silver King

We're pleased to launch an all-new TT:120 bundle, saving model collectors a whopping 54% OFF RRP:

  • (TT3008M) Hornby TT:120 BR Class A4 4-6-2 60016 Silver King - Era 4
  • (TT4001) Hornby TT:120 BR Mk. 1 Composite Corridor E15459
  • (TT4001A) Hornby TT:120 BR Mk. 1 Composite Corridor E15468
  • (TT4001B) Hornby TT:120 BR Mk. 1 Composite Corridor E15474
  • (TT4002) Hornby TT:120 BR Mk. 1 Brake Second E34735
  • (TT4002A) Hornby TT:120 BR Mk. 1 Brake Second E34743

Silver King by name, and sure to fast become 'king' of your collection, here's a fleeting chance to own this revered and detailed model from Hornby in TT:120 scale of A4 Class 4-6-2 60016 Silver King and five BR Mk. 1 coaches in BR maroon for an unbeatable saving of 54% OFF RRP!

Secure your bundle of A4 4-6-2 Silver King 60016 and five coaches, below!

RRP: £431.95

Now just: £199.99! Get yours here...

A4 Silver King TT:120

BACK-STORY

Built at Doncaster Works in August 1936 and introduced during the golden age of British steam, Silver King was one of four A4 4-6-2 'Pacifics' commissioned by the London and North Eastern Railway (LNER) to launch the prestigious ‘Silver Jubilee’ express service between London King’s Cross and Newcastle. These streamlined locomotives—Silver Link, Silver Fox, Quicksilver, and Silver King—were finished in a distinctive silver-grey livery with black wheels, evoking speed and futuristic flair.

After the war, with the LNER being absorbed into British Railways in 1948, Silver King underwent several changes. Renumbered 60016, it lost its silver livery in favour of BR’s standard green. Although no longer part of a high-profile express, the locomotive continued to serve on premier passenger duties along the East Coast Main Line, from London to Edinburgh and beyond.

Silver King earned its own loyal following. Its consistency, performance, and association with one of the UK’s most glamorous interwar trains kept it firmly in the hearts of fans, until it was withdrawn from service in December 1962.

Sadly, the locomotive wasn't preserved. However, its legacy lives on through this detailed model bundle that celebrates the elegance and innovation of the A4 class.

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