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Just for info this also happened to me about the same time. I'm using Firefox. Closed the browser and ran a Malwarebyte scan. Nothing detected. On the McAfee knowledge center (Document ID: 000001899) It says 'These types of messages aren't 'pop-ups' in the traditional sense. These messages are web push notifications that are generated from websites that aren't associated with McAfee'. It gives info on how to turn off web push notifications depending on your browser. Paul

I saw this on ebay if it's of use. 1:76 00/4mm a.b.s R.600 EUCLID R50 Ton OFF ROAD DUMP TRUCK WHITE METAL 'KIT' https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/175952279436?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=l8QLlxudT9i&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=yBlCK8gKS9G&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY Regards Paul

Had an email from Rails today confirming my order has been dispatched.

There is a video of the crash on the Liverpool Echo. https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/work-continues-remove-smashed-train-20198083

Have just seen this. Bit of video showing the Class 37 moving the 507. https://www.networkrailmediacentre.co.uk/news/plan-revealed-to-get-kirkby-station-reopen-for-passengers

I use Deluxe Materials Foam 2 Foam. Not cheap though.

Wow! That is fantastic work. Wish my full sized workbench looked as tidy as that Regards Paul

Kyte's Lights do nano leds pre-wired in their SMD led range. 6 for £5 in various colours. https://www.kyteslights.com/product_info.php?cPath=41&products_id=338 Regards Paul

Me too. I had the same issue earlier this evening. I just restarted Firefox. Has not reoccurred.

I'd like one as well. DCC Supplies do sell them but they are not in stock at the moment. It's listed as "Curly cable Gaugemaster/MRC Prodigy 1.5m (8 wire)" - Product No. 102091. They also do a 3m version but again not in stock. I've clicked the "Email when back in stock" button in hope.

Hi. I'm afraid I missed your post for info on how I made the remote. I used a pattress box for an architrave switch which I had spare (50p in B&Q at the moment) - 4 miniature push to make buttons from Ebay (cost £2.11 for 5) - 5 core cable and servo connectors to plug into the board (On the megapoints videos I think Dave uses a 5 pin connector but I didn't have one so used a couple of 3 pin). I didn't have a blanking plate to mount the pushbuttons so I made one from 3 layers of plasticard glued together. The instructions for wiring are in the documentation for the board. Connect common to one side of all the switches and the remaining wires to other side of each switch. I used white for common, red for low, yellow for program, blue for high and black for mode. The order of the pins on the board correspond to the pushbutons: Left to right Pin1 - Low Pin2 - Prog Pin3 - High Pin4 - Mode Pin5 - Common/Ground

I have a couple of megapoint controllers although I have not got around to installing them yet. So it's very interesting to see how you are progressing with your layout and being able to get some tips. One thing I have done is to make a remote pushbutton device so I can set the servos up insitu.

Hi. Have only stumbled across this thread today and it has brought back a lot of memories as I grew up in Helsby. I lived off Freshmeadow Lane close to the BICC factory and could see the line from my bedroom window. As has been said it's a shame the line is disused and sadly the parish council have recently begun efforts to turn it into a cycleway/bridlepath/walkway.