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I am installing the DCC Concepts Alpha System at the moment. I have had twenty five Cobalt digital point motors working on my layout for sometime - operated via toggle switches and my Hornby Elite. I purchased the Alpha system over a period of time - it's not cheap by the time you have got everythin...

Thanks Richard - I will try that. I am also playing around with the location of the various PCB's. The "Switch D" which has the white sockets, has pre-plugged lengths of wire, which go from the Switch D to the push-button, however, they are all of the same length - so I have to make sure t...

After spending too long working out how I was going to do this, I have now started work on getting all the points working via push-buttons on the mimic panel. I have hinged the top of the work/control desk, and lengthened some of the wires to enable the top to be lifted (hopefully not to often). I a...

I seem to recall they were regular sites back in the early fifties. I was not far from you Howard - born and living in Muswell Hill.
A quick dirty wash Brian will soon have the level crossing looking even better.

Nice looking loco - I am a great fan of the lightly weathered look.

If that's your first attempt at weathering Richard, I look forward to seeing a completed loco when you get the hang of it A great job.

Great pictures - it's these little diorama's that make a layout - the trainspotters taking photographs is a super picture - are they Modelu figures?. It also reminds me that I have about a hundred figures to paint.

Best wishes for the future Sandy - as Roger B said - health and happiness comes long before model railways. BB

I don't know the area at all Steve - we need to get out a bit more.

Flying Scotsman has acquired a "service" coach.

IMG_1888 by Barry Clayton, on Flickr