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Pembroke: Buildings and Scenery
Here I'll describe the buildings and scenery as they come together.
Grande Pacific Video Update
Thanks passed 600000 views. This is a video with trains update of recent work. Enjoy. Ops season is coming work slows down.
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Area I Visit Frequently And Thought Would Make Great Switching Layout
Painting Backdrops You Can Do It
Watch and you will pick up on things that will make you better. New Bob Ross.
Progress Update
At the beginning of the month of August, I got stuck with how to wire the LED panels for both the 4 Bluepoint manual turnout controllers and the two panels (one on each side of the peninsula) that I needed for the 2 Tortoise turnout controllers. With the help of several MRH subscribers pointing me in the right direction, I was able to get that task completed as shown in my previous blog posting. This posting will show progress made on the construction of the support structure for the main level of my layout.
A ballast pit for the HBR
As construction has progressed on the Flin Flon Subdivision work recently has focused on getting the lower staging (northern destinations) up and running prior to starting work on the Flin Flon smelter area which will be immediately above the lower staging. Taking a break from the staging work, I decided to give the “switch to nowhere” at Flin Flon Junction a destination.
Colorado Central MOW
Columnist Lincoln Pin joins the C&Sn3 blog with a fine article about his CC MOW build.
http://coloradosouthern.blogspot.com/
Enjoy, Darel
Atlas S2 DCC Decoder Install
Tonight I completed my first DCC decoder install. I am planning a small inglenook switching layout and wanted to go DCC with it. I bought an NCE PowerCab system but I don't own any DCC locomotives. I have a couple of Digitrax decoders that I bought a while ago but the locomotive I wanted to use for my switching layout is my old Atlas/Roco S2 switcher. I discovered that NCE makes a board replacement decoder for it so I ordered it up.
Progress Update - The Twins
Here's an update on progress on an identical pair of Porter 0-4-0T locomotives...
SMA10 – Build a 17-Function DCC Decoder for about $5
My activities in Scale Model Animation often lead me to use DCC as a control method for sequencing. This could include building and street lights, even sparking welders and twinkling camp fires. Timing can be done with JMRI scripts (Like this: http://youtu.be/RXpvp5mIXvU?list=PL4dHfZjHc9t-pvctGQzSuOXBLG1M42xbS) or with programmatic control (Like this: http://youtu.be/zlcdJKXj_YI?list=PL4dHfZjHc9t-pvctGQzSuOXBLG1M42xbS).
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