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{{Box|Minic_Ships_(HornbyRailCat_1976).jpg|1976: Page from the Hornby Railways catalogue|380}} {{Box|Minic_Ships,_1976_logo.jpg|The "second-issue" "Hornby Minic" logo. This retained the anchor from the original logo, but replaced

...|Loc=37|Shelf=3|Pic=Hornby_Countryside_Sections,_page_(HBoT_1934).jpg|Text=Hornby Countryside Sections, catalogue page, 1934|Date1=1932}} {{Box|Countryside_Sections_(HBoT_1932).jpg|'''1932:''' Hornby Countryside Sections, advert|380}}

...ailway accessory pieces that had previously been sold under the "Meccano"/"Hornby Modelled Miniatures" names. ...uded small metal cast trains and vehicles that had originally appeared as "Hornby Modelled Miniatures", as well as new cars, vans and buses.

...its parent company), the American and German offshoots were more unlucky. Hornby had planned for his son Douglas to be in charge of the German business. Hornby initially extended his company's existing working relationship with Märkli

When the [[Hornby Modelled Miniatures]] range was relaunched in early 1934 as '''[[Dinky Toys