Model Railway Forum

All the track is already bought (apart from x-overs) and most of my rolling stock/loco's are from 2004 on, I also have a DCC concepts B2B gauge (14.5mm), so hopefully it will be OK !
Perhaps what I should have said is, are the crossings any less reliable than points ? TBH my main concern is ...

Just take your time laying the track and make sure all joints are nice and square, no slight kinks to make it fit.

The switches are not too bulky, and can be placed in any position, as only the button protrudes through the panel, they have a Hornby decoder type plug to which the lead is attached. I'll have a play.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54318482831_73931e413f_k.jpg IMG_1840 by Barry Clayton , on ...

Had a good day out at the Doncaster exhibition on Sunday, it certainly increases your mojo. Managed to pick up some ‘clutter’ for the fish and goods sheds.

But before I went I couldn’t resist this beauty; DCC fitted, TMC weathered and at a snip of a price. Just need to fit a crew and re-coal the ...

I do keep thinking about that Steve, I’ve picked it off the shelf several times and then put it back

Time for a moan.
I'm building a camera wagon for a driver's eye view. Had some issues with the first mini camera ordered as the Chinese manufacturer failed to disclose the requirement to sign up to a monthly subscription to make it work! Still arguing the toss with PayPal for that refund.
Sourced ...

Well, whatever you consider your skills to be they are perfectly adequate at producing a fine video. Very nice layout. Well done. R-