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Okay
Thank you.
I'll have a look at that.
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Assuming HO scale & using DCC, is there Railroad Control software available that could be set up for & automate the following scenario?
Simple oval track with 2 layby sections, [long enough to hold 1 consist at a time], & a spur.
Consists A, B & C, all of which are short enough to fit in the...
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Ash Pit
Hope you can beat C-19.
I had a small HO layout that got dismantled to make way for a Home Office, forced on me by C-19.
Prior to that I had collected a few ON30 engines & wagons, mainly focused on a possible logging layout.
However, I had always wanted an HO Rivarossi Big Boy & I picked...
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36"?
Hmm, might have to knock out some walls. Old house, a lot of small rooms.:)
As an aside, has anyone fitted the subject pre 1975 Big Boy with a DCC decoder?
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Thank you for your inputs.
This locomotive is in very good condition.
The box is AHM, described on a box end as "4-8-8-4 UP 'Big Boy', $59.98, #5114. (Made in Italy by Rivarossi)'
Underneath the rear bogies, stamped is a code, BRE/TATTO.
I wonder if that Id's the year of manufacture?
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I have the subject HO Big Boy & not enough space currently to put down a test layout - I am wondering if the BB can safely navigate 18" radius curves whilst pulling a set of freight wagons, or should I stick to 22" radius curves in a design?
Thanks
S75
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