To answer the question: What is 1:160 scale? I would like to take a look at what the numbers mean when you see them...
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To answer the question: What is 1:160 scale? I would like to take a look at what the numbers mean when you see them...
Lacquer paints offer several advantages over enamels or acrylics: Quick drying: Lacquer paints generally dry and...
In theory, all decoder brands conform to the same standards so should be compatible with all locomotives (providing...
The "third rail" refers to an additional rail that provides electrical power to trains, separate from the two rails...
When choosing turnouts for your layout, you may have noticed there is a choice between turnouts with insulated frogs...
Slow action point motors are exactly what they say, they are designed to give a more realistic look to your points on your layout by delaying the movement of the track points so that it appears like the real thing.
This replicates the signalman pulling the levers in the signal box.The movement is then sent to the point using rods and it takes a few seconds for the signalman to complete the change.
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