Over the past week, we've launched a wide range of exciting new Hornby bargains for you in OO gauge, several of which have already sold out almost immediately! 

Today we're pleased to bring you even more deals, with massive savings to be had across a selection of locomotives, coaches and wagons. Check out our latest OO Gauge deals below.

Outstanding value for those looking for a  heavy freight sound fitted diesel, the  Hornby Class 56 "The Cardiff Rod Mill" in this classic Railfreight Metals Sector livery is now available for just £159.50!Factory-fitted with DCC sound, this powerful Type 5 locomotive delivers an impressive audio experience straight from the box, bringing authentic Class 56 operation to your layout. With its distinctive sectorisation-era livery, detailed finish and exceptional running qualities, this is a fantastic opportunity to bring this iconic diesel to your fleet at an incredibly low price.

Now available for an incredible £99.50, the Hornby Class J52 0-6-0ST No. 4225 represents exceptional value for a recently tooled model. This characterful tank locomotive has been faithfully recreated with a high level of detail, smooth running performance and all the refinements expected from Hornby's latest generation of steam locomotives. Ideal for branch line, dockyard and industrial operations, the J52 is a versatile addition to a wide range of layouts, making this bargain price an opportunity that's hard to ignore.

Celebrate the magic of Merseybeat with Hornby's The Beatles "The Liverpool Connection" EP Collection Side B Train Pack! Combining iconic Beatles-themed artwork with Hornby's robust Railroad 0-4-0 steam loco and wagons, this unique set pays tribute to Liverpool's most famous musical export. Featuring eye-catching liveries inspired by the band's classic EP releases, it's a must-have collector's item for Beatles fans.

Save an impressive 43% on the Hornby Class 423 4-VEP 4-Car EMU Train Pack, now available for just £225. A true icon of the Southern Region, the 4-VEP was a familiar sight on commuter and coastal services for decades, and this highly detailed model captures the distinctive appearance of these electric multiple units beautifully. Comprising a complete four-car formation, it offers an authentic ready-to-run solution for modern image and late BR-era layouts. With such a substantial saving on a flagship train pack, this is a fantastic opportunity for EMU enthusiasts and collectors alike.

A must-have for Southern Railway enthusiasts, this highly detailed Maunsell Third Class Dining Saloon coach in classic SR Olive Green is a superb addition to any pre-war or early British Railways coaching set.Featuring a finely applied livery, detailed underframe equipment and an accurately reproduced interior, this coach captures the elegance of Southern Railway express travel. Whether used to enhance an existing rake or as part of a complete dining train, it offers exceptional realism and quality for modellers looking to recreate the golden age of railway travel.

Available now for just £19.50, the Ex-Mk1 FO Brake Force Runner BR Departmental coach offers remarkable value for anyone modelling engineering or departmental train operations. Converted from a former Mk1 First Open coach, these distinctive vehicles played an important role in support and brake force duties across the network. Featuring authentic BR Departmental livery and plenty of character, this model is ideal for adding operational interest to engineers' trains and test formations. At under £20, it's an easy and affordable way to introduce something a little different to your coaching stock collection.

Add some variety to your freight operations with the GWR Loriot Y Machinery Truck in GWR black. Designed to transport heavy and unusual loads, the distinctive Loriot Y wagon, while uncommon could be seen across much of the Great Western network.This finely detailed model faithfully captures the character of the prototype, making it ideal for engineers' trains, machinery movements or specialist freight workings. A unique addition to any GWR-era layout, it brings both operational interest and historical authenticity to your rolling stock fleet

The TTA tanker was a mainstay of cargo traffic in the latter half of the 20th century. The TTA tanker was not a specific design, but had a specification which resulted in largely similar wagons from each company that made them. Initially designed to haul dangerous cargo such as fuel, the use of the wagons diversified as they came closer to withdrawal in the early 2000s.

This triple pack of three TTA wagons are all decorated in detail carrying the eye-catching BP livery in green. Each wagon has a detailed gantry on the top with ladders, sprung buffers and different running numbers to create an accurate rake.

Until 1968, fully fitted freight trains were required by law to carry a brake van at the end. The brake van provided brake functionality to help slow the train and acted as a space where the train guard could carry out additional duties such as paperwork. As a result, most brake vans featured a stove and desk on top of the brake apparatus. 

The London, Midland and Scottish Railway (LMS) built 2653 20-ton brake vans between 1933 and 1947. These featured a wooden structure that spanned most of the frame, with open covered areas at either end to provide the guard with an excellent view of the train. Post nationalisation, many of these wagons became BR Brake Vans.

Take advantage of a huge 43% saving on these Salmon Bogie Flat Wagons, a must-have addition for anyone modelling engineers' and infrastructure trains. Designed to carry rails, sleepers and other permanent way materials, the Salmon wagons were a familiar sight on maintenance workings across the network. These highly detailed models feature accurate liveries and underframe detail, making them perfect for creating realistic engineering formations. With two wagons included and a substantial discount available, this pack delivers outstanding value for modern and departmental-era modellers.