BR, Thompson Class A2/3, 4-6-2, 60512 'Steady Aim' - Era 4

60512 Steady Aim entered traffic on 24 August 1946 at Gateshead, moving on to Heaton shed on 8th September. On 14 December 1952 Steady Aim was allocated along with three other A2/3s to York shed where, among other duties, it was used on passenger services between Hull and Leeds.

The Diagram 118 boiler was fitted to 60512 Steady Aim during a Doncaster Works visit in October/November 1957 and the locomotive finished its days in Scotland, having been allocated to St. Margaret's shed on 2 December 1962 and being withdrawn from service while at Dundee, on 14 June 1965.

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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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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