What is Hattons model railways?
What is Hattons model railways?
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Hattons Model Railways is a British retailer and manufacturer of model railway paraphernalia founded in Liverpool, England in 1946 by Norman Hatton (1918-2005).
What new locomotives did Hattons release in 2018?
2018 saw the release of the first Hattons self produced products, their P Class and Andrew Barclay Sons & Co. range of locomotives, quickly followed by other self produced models such as a range of 50t Warwell wagons, FEA Intermodal wagons and Rail Head Treatment Trains. In 2019, Hattons released an extensive range of Class 66 locomotives.
Where can I buy model railways online?
Our retail website at www.hattons.co.uk is regarded as “ The Amazon of model railways ”. We buy collections of all model vehicles, particularly railways, diecast cars, aeroplanes & plastic kits, from all around the world. Our online database has hundreds of thousands of items from model manufacturers, dating from 1940s to the current day.
What is Hattons model money and how does it work?
So much so, that they expanded their operation to include a new sub-brand called Hattons Model Money, which takes the form of a new website where customers can list their items online and receive a free valuation. Hattons currently stocks a vast amount of items and boasts on its website that they have usually over 18,000 items available for sale.
Who are Hattons’ competitors?
Some of the well known brands sold by Hattons include; Hattons’ main competitors are considered to be Rails of Sheffield. Other model retailers include Cheltenham Model Centre, Kernow Model Rail Centre and Harburn Hobbies. ^ “Hattons Model Railways on track deal or no deal says MD”.
How many employees does Hattons Private Limited have?
Type Private Limited Company Brands Hattons Originals, Hattons Essentials, H Revenue £ 17 million (2018) Number of employees 62 (2021) Website hattons.co.uk
What’s new at Hattons in 2021?
In 2021, Hattons are set to release a range of 4 and 6 wheel coaches in OO gauge, representing the trains that would have been commonplace in the Late 19th and early 20th century. Hattons began to buy and sell second hand model railway items, diecast vehicles and plastic kits in 2013.
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