The “Give Tony Grief” Thread

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Just for future reference, but I think different colored wires could help the wiring mess. Red and black for track power. Yellow for street lights. Green for signals. Another color for motorized track switches. Then use some screw in hooks to help keep the wires up near the bottom of the layout and organized. 🤔🤔
 
Just for future reference, but I think different colored wires could help the wiring mess. Red and black for track power. Yellow for street lights. Green for signals. Another color for motorized track switches. Then use some screw in hooks to help keep the wires up near the bottom of the layout and organized. 🤔🤔
Sounds like a good idea, where ever I have two wires going from a DB to a choc block I twist them together like this.

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Amazing what you can use a cordless drill for.
 
I'm old fashioned so I'll stick to traditional wiring colors Black and Red :) I normally twist my wiring as well but was too keen to get these things up and running to be bothered :) On a more permanent layout, I will hook everything up to get it all out of the way.
 


Okay so after much ado about nothing I got all of my wiring in and working:

Park/Street/Depot Lighting:

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And my very first Dwarf Signal:

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Now to think about the Buildings - maybe tomorrow I'm all wired out at the moment :(
 
Um - beats me, that's just the way it was when I took the picture :) Actually, now I look at it - no, it is to stop traffic going up the middle track.
 






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