In-Depth Look at the Hattons Originals O Gauge Class A3 with Tony Wright 

Well done Hatton's, you've pushed the boundaries again. Hatton's original releases are a true bar to the industry. I firmly believe that other manufacturers need to take note of all improvements.

I just love hearing mister Wright rambling about the LNER/eastern region. He's a delight.

This was brilliant and Tony is a great modeller. I enjoy reading his material and viewing the footage on his layout. A great and enjoyable video to watch. That model is beyond words. Simply beautiful and I want one. Clint at Leila Central.

Superb models and Tony certainly knows his stuff and Ive admired his loco building skills for a while so for him to give a big thumbs up says a lot for the quality. A really enjoyable video and I would love to have Captain Cuttle in BR green with the german smoke deflectors as it was my favourite A3.

These really do look superb guys well done, I could listen to Tony for hours

Again, a very enjoyable video. I always enjoy Tony Wright and his ‘waffling’

My favourite is "Sunstar" in the BR Express Blue livery.... The BR Express Blue livery is my favourite. I wish it was "Flying Scotsman" in that livery.

Hi, having had 3 Heljan diesels that suffered split gears , i'm pleased to see that you have brass gears on the A3's & A4's.

Very interesting, learnt some new things from Tony Wright so I look forward to seeing the A4's once they are done...Silver Link will be mine ;)

I'm an American, but once I get a proper salary and living space, I will gladly pay shipping for one of these models.

Tony Wright absolutely brilliant

well this is just awesome you’ve come a long way and I love how you’ve captured the look of the A1 and A3 will you be doing a gloss finish for one of the LNER liveries please

Wonderful models, good video. Tony is brilliant, amusing too. He's right about idiot trespassers too re Flying Scotsman, I've friends still in the railways and tresspass in those sorts of numbers is no laughing matter - ruins it for everyone. I love 4472, but I can't understand the lineside frothing. The reference to everyone's Grandad having driven 4472 made me chuckle, a bit like the SAS - the biggest regiment in the world, as everyone knows someone that's served in '22 Reg'.

Very nice video Thank you

Have you considered much like the GN Tender, but reboiling the top half of the model and doing an LNER A1, so the first batch of Gresley Pacific's?

Did you ever do a feature on the A4s?

If you could make them gloss they would look a lot less 'plastic'. Maybe just Flying Scotsman in preservation at least?

I know there is very little demand, but I would love to see some of these stateside with a center 3rd rail pickup for O gauge users in the states. Ever since MTH stopped producing there European line, there really is no way of getting engines like these here.

Very nice video I love this

Looks like they are missing the steps on the side of the front bumpers

Hi have you done a review with Tony Wright on the Heljan A4's yet ?

Are these models made of plastic? I would like to have a die-cast model of a typical British locomotive.

The finish does look very good indeed. There does, however, seem to be a little sloppyness around the fitting of the expansion link and the radius rod on most of the models.