Last night's train run got me to the point of finally committing to it.  Running an 'eraser' over my frogs and avoiding switch-stands, and the fact the stall-spot always seems to be the farthest from where you are standing, is getting tedious, plus there is scenery/trees and a tunnel or two in the works so I gotta plan for the future. I've been meaning to build a car attachment with a masonite pad that many say works great, although I've never tried it. 

Okay, I goofed!  I installed some LED headlights in a model and used 270 Ohm instead of 470 Ohm resistors.  The model is now glued up to the point that replacing the resistors would involve major work and possible damage.  If I need to, I could add another resistor in either the common or function leads, but I'd rather not if it can be avoided because I'd rather not have to re-open the model, and because space is just a little tight in there.

For any one out there        I have 6 steam locos that I was going to convert to dcc with sound after seeing

                                          what it was going to cost to do this I thought maybe I i just put sound in these

I am planning to build a section of elevated subway that will run from point A to point B and back.  Is there any kind of device that will automatically stop the train at the end of the line, let it pause, and reverse direction and then repeat the sequence at the other end of the line?  I'm not sure if it matters, but my layout is DCC.

Thanks,

Peter Brown