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A single-track [[Hornby]] [[Dublo]] '''Level Crossing D1''' with a tan base and white gates. | {{Box|Level_Crossing_D1,_Hornby_Dublo_(MM_1958-01).jpg|1958 catalogue image with price|280}} | ||
{{Box|Level_Crossing_D1,_Hornby_Dublo_3460_(HDBoT_1959).jpg|1959 image from the [[Hornby Book of Trains]]|280}} | |||
{{Box|Level_Crossing,_for_2-rail,_Hornby_Dublo_2640_(DubloCat_1963).jpg|1963 catalogue image of the two-rail version|280}} | |||
A single-track [[Hornby]] [[Dublo]] '''Level Crossing D1''' for three-rail track, with a tan base and white gates. | |||
== | ==Evolution== | ||
The "standard" three-rail Dublo level crossing (D1) was originally painted with green grass verges. However, the introduction of the new two-rail track in 1959 necessitated a slight redesign, and it appears form the 1963 catalogue that the two versions were then differentiated with different colours (neither of them having the green grass paintwork). | |||
{{BigPic|Level_Crossing,_for_3-rail,_Hornby_Dublo_3640_(DubloCat_1963).jpg|1963:Level Crossing for Three-rail, Hornby Dublo 3640}} | |||
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Revision as of 22:44, 16 February 2015
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Level Crossing D1 (Hornby Dublo 3460)![]() |
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Arch Four , Area 37 The Adventures of Paddington (display) |
Shelf 8 |
1958 catalogue image with price [image info]
1959 image from the Hornby Book of Trains [image info]
1963 catalogue image of the two-rail version [image info]
A single-track Hornby Dublo Level Crossing D1 for three-rail track, with a tan base and white gates.
Evolution
The "standard" three-rail Dublo level crossing (D1) was originally painted with green grass verges. However, the introduction of the new two-rail track in 1959 necessitated a slight redesign, and it appears form the 1963 catalogue that the two versions were then differentiated with different colours (neither of them having the green grass paintwork).