Signal box

Thanks for all the replies but have now decided to have a rethink and start again.

Thanks for that I will try again.

Another question if I may , what would the depth be of a street scene with low relief shops etc as I've had a thought of putting one along the back wall but not sure how much room it would take. Thanks.

I have enclosed a photo of the track plan. I have tried the points as per plan but no luck and made sure all is clean.

The part numbers are Hornby r612 with crossover number r615. I haven't tried any pulling any wagons up the incline partly due to making my mind up weather to have an incline, I thought it would look more interesting to start. I hope the photos are of some use

The part numbers are Hornby r612 with crossover number r615. I haven't tried any pulling any wagons up the incline partly due to making my mind up weather to have an incline, I thought it would look more interesting to start. I hope the photos are of some use

I have a two loop layout with a crossover to allow the train on the outer loop to get to the sidings, I should be able to run two trains separately but I am finding that one controller is operating both trains at the same time. I have copied a track plan from a Horny book which I know is an old edition so can't quite understand why it isn't working. I am using a duette controller. Is it advisable to have an incline on a layout which is 8x4?or would it be to steep?

Is it better to use a capacitor discharge unit with a duette controller to operate point motors, if so which is the better one to use and how is it connected to the 16v side outlet of the controller?.

Hi I am new to this site and also in building a oo gauge layout,so to start I was wondering what the general thoughts of using the old zero one controller? I also have a duette controller which works fine, so am I better off sticking with the duette?