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Sorry to correct but the old John Lewis store is now being converted into an aldi and B&M. M&S is the old mega WH Smith store

This it can but for exhibitions it all runs automatically and when running in manual the locos still have to know to the PC. Additionally the team has found many kit built locos simply just can't run as they short the layout out, sorry I am not sure if the locos referenced GWC1 are RTR or kit built. As anyone who can get to see it will see this is not your ordinary o gauge layout

I am sorry to say this is not possible as all locos have to have custom CVs programmed and the pc has to run the locos many time so it can learn the stopping distances. This is not a layout controlled by a gaugemaster you can simply drop a loco on and play trains. It's a professional setup all designed around computer automation

Don't forget there is still time to purchase your tickets in advance for HLJ's public debut in Wakefield this December 2021. Visit Https://www.britainsbiggestmodelrailway.com

The timetable will take an hour to cycle through a complete schedule

Just ordered my advance eticket can't wait for December. Ordered from Https://www.britainsbiggestmodelrailway.com

I agree a HST to the general public is something they can relate to, a class 20, 37 or whatever loco is your favourite will likely be relevant to a train fan. I think Simon is marketing HLJ to not just train and model fans, this is to be an attraction for all, of any age and irrespective of if you are a modeller or spotter. I agree clever icon used