Joeh260

It all depends what your running. I had a Liverpool bogie car that could get around a 310mm curve with only the occasional derailment. If your running 4 wheel trams then you should get away with it easily, with 8 wheelers I would personally avoid but is possible to go around 300mm.

The is a catch point on the exit from the goods yard but it’s to small to see on the image. perhaps a proper point may be better suited?

1950-60s, ex LMS region. Both platforms are through lines.

Hi all, I'm unsure how best to signal the layout. I plan on using the station for both terminating and through traffic so trains may need to use platform 2 for both up and down. The line is currently single track but I may alter it to make it double whilst still easy enough to change, not sure how this would effect the track layout as it would mean the left hand points would be facing the direction of travel. Any help appreciated. exact points and radius' not accurate to actual layout.

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The money you’d be spending on that you would certainly be paying for the sellers happiness.

Looks like a top quality mechanism if you ask me. Should be a perfect runner.

it’s just intermittent both directions again?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/313747067873?epid=4003304909&hash=item490cc853e1:g:3SQAAOSwsvFhWWYD No need for power “Set Includes: Electric” The more you know? “Era 9 - Post privatisation (1995 onwards)”

I’ve just shorted the loco whilst on dc a few times. Now I am confused, I’ve refitted the decoder again it will now run one direction completely fine but just as intermittently like before in the other direction.

Loco runs perfectly with a blanking plate on dc. It has been given a service as I thought that was the initial problem although it did work on dc before servicing.

Have reset the decoder to its factory settings but its the same outcome where it runs a few inches and then just cuts out.

I have a Bachmann class 25 which is fitted with a gaugemaster 8 pin dcc decoder. It has worked like normal over the past few years although after not being used for about 2 years I believe the decoder has become defective. The problem with it is once the loco has been selected and the speed is increased it moves forward about 2 inches then stops and repeats this until its stopped on the controller. I don't think it is the loco as it runs perfectly fine without it but I don't have a spare decoder to test if this is the case. Any suggestions or fixes?

The things nightmares are made from.

The value for money seems a little off to me… https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/384425736950?hash=item59818f3af6:g:rDIAAOSwc4hhD8Bd