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ALPINE RAILROAD IN NJ-EVOLUTION IN PICS PART III
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Due to the nature of my job I was unexpectedly out of work from last Christmas until te beginning of May which presented a wonderful opportunity to fill the cold winter days by working on my layout uninterrupted. In that time I feel like I achieved quite a lot on the layout construction itself as well as building structures and whatnot. Like most railroad modelers, I tend to get "on a track" of maybe wiring for a while then when I get bored I shift gears and build a structure or two or maybe work on scenery.
NCE Light It Caboose Marker Light
After years of not finishing a 555 timer circuit for this cabin car I decided to try an NCE Light It lighting decoder. For this application, it performs very well on the test track. I added a 5.5v 1f super capacitor as a keep alive. The 1f capacitor is overkill. It keeps the decoder led interior light and 0603 marker light led for a few minutes (I was hoping for 10 seconds) and according to my power cab, only draws a maximum of 0.08 amps inflow. Adding the decoder to the caboose took only an hour or so but the truck pick ups and 0603 led light were already on the caboose.
ALPINE RAILROAD IN NJ-EVOLUTION IN PICS CONT'D
- MRH magazine
- Prototype information
- Layout design
- Layout tour
- MRH eBooks
- Benchwork - Roadbed
- MRH newsletter
- MRH website
- Trackwork
- DC - Electrical
- MRH advertiser
- DCC - Electrical
- MRH News Online
- Locos - Rolling stock (general)
- MRH Store
- MRH Podcast
- Steam locos
- Diesel locos
- TrainMasters-TV
- Model Trains Video
- Scenery - Structures
- MRH contest winners
- Operations
- Layout maintenance
- Tools, tips and tricks
- Community
- Photo inspiration
- Personal journal (editorial or commentary)
- Product announcement
- Vendor profile
- Hobby event
- Humor
- MRH
I left off with the stage of my railroad development having built the benchwork, added foam risers and platforms, fascia, newspaper and tape to prepare for the addition of Woodland Scenics plaster cloth for the mountains.
New Allagash Videos
Hi,
I was wondering as Mike is constantly progressing the Allagash Railroad, is it possible that some new videos can be produced for purchase?
Its been a real joy and a learning experience watching the Allagash videos. They have helped me a lot in formulating my own layout and working out how it will operate.
Regards Daryl Blake
Video overview of the Durango, Rico & Northern RR
Just a short overview video on the Durango, Rico & Northern, in sn3. Starting at Rockwood, over the Highline to North Fork, Timberline Jct. then to Scotch Creek and back.
Thanks for watching and enjoy.
The Treasure State Railway
The Treasure State Railway.
This is a great layout of the late Pete Ellis. The video quality is not the best as the original 8 mm video was played on the TV and than recorded with a camcorder. There is also some distortion as the TV elongated horizontally to fit the video to the screen. 40 foot box cars look like 50 footers and the little consolidation looks lake a lot larger locomotive.
Merry Christmas to all from the PC&N Ry
Merry Christmas to all !
Ross A
Bachmann E-Z App trains can move to Christmas music
Bachmann just posted this on their Youtube page this morning. The new Bachmann E-Z App trains have an app update that enables them to move and flash their lights to a collection of Christmas songs.
Check out the video
[video] Amazing train show in europe
Hello all !
Last Week end takes place a very nice internationnal train show at Sedan in france : The RAMMA.
The level was very hight, and there was a lot of variety of prototype and scales.
At the end you will see some of the best US model railways in the show (On30, HOn3, HOn2 1/2, N scales).
Hope you will enjoy the video :
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