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Motorising a level crossing can add a realistic touch to the operation of a layout. There are several options available to achieve this effect.
Let's explore a few of them:
When selecting a motorisation option for a level crossing, consider factors such as the scale of the layout (e.g., OO/HO, O, OO9 and N Gauges), the level of automation desired set against the available budget. It's also important to ensure that the motorisation system chosen is compatible with any existing control system, such as DCC or analogue.
Remember to always refer to the manufacturer's instructions and don't forget that advice and guidance can be sought from a number of different sources, including the Internet and local model railway societies.
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