BR, Class 91, Bo-Bo, 91002 'Durham Cathedral' - Era 8

91002 entered traffic in April 1988 and went straight into testing on the East Coast Main Line, hauling test trains comprised of Mk.2 and Mk.3 stock, before being delivered into Bounds Green for operational use from the middle of June that year.

From Autumn 1989, British Rail started naming the Class 91 fleet and on 4 May 1993 91002 received the name 'Durham Cathedral', which it carried until February 2009.

Welcome to the HM7000 Control System

HM7000 is an innovative way of controlling and operating model railways. Combining Bluetooth® technology and app-based control, the HM7000 Control System has been designed to revolutionise the controlling of a model railway.

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Connectivity

Free Sounds

Quick CV Editing

Multiple Control Options

40+ Profile Settings

Other Options

Upgrade Paths

Previous Control Systems can be upgraded to HM7000, see below for the options and upgrade paths available.

Train Set > HM7000

Already have a locomotive but want to go digital? Click here to discover how.

HM6000 > HM7000

The HM6000 system is only a short step away from having HM7000. Click here to discover how.

HM|DC > HM7000

New to the hobby? HM7000 is just a short step away. Click here to discover how.

DCC > HM7000

Already operating a layout using DCC? HM7000 is just a short step away. Click here to discover how.

Conventional DCC Controller > HM7000

Locomotives fitted with either a Hornby HM7000 or conventional decoders can be operated using the HM|DCC Bluetooth® system - click here to learn how.

HM7000 Products

HM7000-6: Bluetooth® & DCC Decoder (6-pin)

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1x Model Electric Locomotive, 1x Instructions