| The first HO gauge track was developed for the clockwork
trains and resembled Hornby Dublo clockwork pre-war 2-rail track. It
consisted of a lithographed base with embossed black sleepers on
representative ballast.
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Curved rails for clockwork locos with their original box (left) and a page from the 1960 catalogue. | |
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Following the introduction of electrically powered locos a new track system consisting of pressed brass/steel rails fixed to a black plastic base which was rather like Tri-ang Standard track. The 1960 catalogue page is shown (right) | |
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In 1960 'New Rails' were introduced which consisted of a black plastic sleeper base with drawn steel or nickel silver rails. The catalogue pages are shown | |
The range available in the mid 1970's was very extensive with double slips, curves and pointwork in three radii etc. More details will be added when time permits.