Meccano - Hornby crossover parts
Meccano Limited started manufacturing Hornby Trains in 1920. New Meccano parts were introduced to the Meccano range which indicated a convergence of these products. However all these parts were discontinued during World War II, in 1940. This and the next two pages show some of the cross over products that Meccano made.
Buffers
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Train Couplings
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Part 121 |
Part 121 |
Part 121 |
Part 121 |
Part 121 |
Collecting Shoes
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Signal Arms
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Note with all these signal arms the reverse side was white with a black chevron.
Rail Adaptors
Part 173 (original numbering) male and female rail adaptors. These could be used for coupling Hornby track to Meccano strips.
A fine model of a 4-6-4 Tank Locomotive built to 0 scale by Bernard Périer. Building instructions for this fine model can be found on page 46 of the September 2001 edition of Constructor Quarterly. Subscriptions and individual editions, are available from Robin Johnson, 17 Ryegate Road, Crosspool, Sheffield S10 5FA, United Kingdom.
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