Razor saws are frequently used by modellers for cutting a number of different materials including light woods such as...
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Razor saws are frequently used by modellers for cutting a number of different materials including light woods such as...
Gauge refers to the distance between the two rails on the track. It represents the real-world measurement of the...
Here are some tips for maintaining and caring for a self-healing cutting mat:Clean it regularly: Use a dry brush...
There are several options for simulating running water on a model railway layout. Here are a few options to...
Yes, you can use water to thin acrylic paint as acrylic paint is a water-based paint. When you are using a brush to...
Feedback on an analogue controller is a function that detects if your model train is experiencing difficulty climbing a gradient or struggling due to voltage drop, the controller then automatically applies more power to counteract the effects.
It works by detecting the reverse EMF generated by a model's motor when it's under strain and applying more power to compensate. When the strain is no longer present, less reverse EMF is produced and the controller reduces power to match ensuring that the model's speed remains constant. It's a bit like having cruise control for your model train!
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