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Thanks for the information! Do you think this was built in the late 1890's or early 1900's? There isn't a lot of information online... -
Yes, and with Archbar trucks, no less (probably two, although we can't see the the one in front). It does also have the swing out...
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The RhB line on my layout is around 6.5% at the steepest. That is a little under the max prototype grade for the Arosa Bahn which is my...
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Great video DJ! Steepest grade I’ve ever been on was in Trail BC at just over 4%. (Hirail firetruck) Rules say to have an empty car...
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Sept 18, 1793 US President George Washington lays the cornerstone of the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C.
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N-scale. I have no excuse if this can be done. Looks awesome,
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Cool little layout! He used a word I’m unfamiliar with, what is “completed”?
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2' x 4' N Scale Model Railroad
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Thanks. NCE sent me the proper manual for my particular version. Not sure why the wrong manual was inserted originally, or why they...
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Here is an article on installing one. It looks like what you have. Hope it helps! Decoder install for SW-9
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Unfortunately, it wasn't just a case of labeling. Some of the terminals were completely relocated, and went from being a tab, to a...
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If you have time, ballasting and painting the track are definitely worthwhile. I did mine before all the other scenery was in place...
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Where there is a will there is a way.. Nice job, Chet! LASM
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Look at voltage amperage and resistance. If the resistance is the same for both voltages the amperage will be lower at higher voltages...
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Looking at some LEDs for a dcc conversion, and it seems most of the pre-wired ones for 12v use a 560 ohm resistor whereas I'd prefer to...
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