A headcode box (also known as a route indicator or train reporting box) is a display unit mounted on the front of...
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A headcode box (also known as a route indicator or train reporting box) is a display unit mounted on the front of...
There are several options for securing plastic or card model buildings to a baseboard: Using a strong adhesive such...
Gauge refers to the distance between the two rails on the track. It represents the real-world measurement of the...
Crackle medium is a weathering agent in a bottle, it has the appearance of a varnish. When you have primed your...
The word 'digital' when used in model railways usually refers to a model or product being specifically manufactured...
For an analogue system, the maximum voltage supported by the engines is about 12V.
Most analogue controllers will deliver a bit more but constantly running your engines with 13V or even 14V may damage their motors (and does not look very realistic).
On DCC systems, the voltage on the track is constantly about 16V AC.
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