I'm curious, does anybody make a chopper coupler suitable for On30?  Ideally, I would like them to fit in a Kadee #5 box, or at least to be a straight drop-in replacement for a #5 or similar.  Is anybody else interested in them?

These are the couplers I'm talking about:

After the kind reception I received for my engine shed interior and related scenes, herewith I include pictures of a row of typical farm workers cottages. They are built from drawings made by a John Ahern in 1939, his family still hold he copyrights and have given me permission to reproduce them here.

Made from cardboard and paper, there is nothing 'bought-in' save downloaded texture papers from Scalescenes.

Hello!

I just wanted to introduce my actual plan to build my small H0 layout.

The basement room (i probably will share with the drum set of my son) is only 12,45' x 9,18' big. I decided to base my plan on the pattern of the "Heart of Georgia" layout plan. The smallest radius used is a little bit under 24". the tightest turnouts are #5. Beside 5 custom turnouts #6 all other turnouts are hand laid and already made and ready for lay down. All curves are made with easements.

I'm going to assemble a home made jump throttle.  Some good (simple) plans are available.  They all call for 9 or 12 DC volts. My question is, will an unregulated wall wart work?  If so, I think I would go with a 9 volt model as these tend to put out higher voltage than advertised.  Would a switching wall wart be better?  I would not think a high amp rating would be needed.

Thanks!

John C