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Hornby- The Official Illustrated History (2002) mentions that Hornby Virtual Railway was released in 2000, not 1996. The book makes no mention of HVR2 but my own copy has a 2003 copyright date. It would be interesting to know where the release dates listed on the article come from.

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+''Hornby- The Official Illustrated History'' (2002) mentions that Hornby Virtual Railway was released in 2000, not 1996. The book makes no mention of HVR2 but my own copy has a 2003 copyright date. It would be interesting to know where the release dates listed on the article come from.