How
to send a parcel to Hornby Train Restorations
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To restore
your Hornby locomotive and get it working like new again you'll need
to send it to us for assessment and repair / service. Below is a set
of basic instructions that will best ensure your loco arrives in the
same condition that it was sent to us. Note that Hornby Train Restorations
cannot accept any responsibility for damage occurred while your items
are in the post on their way to us.
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Please
make contact via email or our message
service with a brief explanation of what you need. Include
details of the make and type of locomotive(s) and any known faults.
We'll then let you know if we can help you.
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Include
the whole of the loco and not just the drive unit, significant faults
can occur in the non drive unit too. For steam locomotive models
include the locomotive and tender. For Intercity 125 models (and
similar) include both the power car and dummy car.
- DCC locomotives must be
programmed to SHORT ADDRESS NUMBER 3,
if possible.
- Wrap each item individually
in bubble wrap or similar, do not allow individual items to touch
one another.
- Protect the coupling hooks.
- DO
NOT USE clear tape on bubble wrap.
- Pack all your items in
a sturdy cardboard box
- Fill any voids in the
box to prevent your items from moving around inside the box.
- Include your contact details
INCLUDING YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS
and instructions of what you want us to quote for, loco by loco.
- Use "Signed For"
or "Special Delivery" from within the UK depending on the
value of your parcel.
- Post to:
Hornby Train Restorations
20 Solihull Road
Shirley
Solihull
West Midlands
United Kingdom
B90 3HD
Once here
we'll assess your loco(s) and provide a quotation by email including
the project identification number known as the "Box" number.
ALL FUTURE COMMUNICATION IS TO BE VIA
EMAIL AND MUST INCUDE THE PROJECT BOX NUMBER. Once the
payment has been received your loco(s) will be repaired / serviced as
required and returned to you. Please note that project timings can vary
depending on the workload in the workshop.
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