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Mark Alfa
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First of all I have to say a big thank you to Clive Mortimore for popping round yesterday for giving me guidance regarding the wiring as that is all new to me.

 

I've been wanting to build something for a while so I made up a few plans on Anyrail but before deciding on this one.

 

The layout will be based around the late 1980's early 1990's

 

So far I have two point motors in place and I'm in the process of gluing the track down on the refuelling line hence the brick.

 

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On 25/09/2019 at 20:17, vulcan product fan said:

Great work mate have now followed this thread. will keep looking in .

Thanks mate.

Still a long way to go but not far off completing the track electrics.

 

Got the switch panel all sorted so just need to attach it to the baseboard and add wires for the points and isolated sections. 

 

 

 

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On 05/10/2019 at 20:22, vulcan product fan said:

Good it has  made my mind up thats what i will use looking good mate nice work.

Thanks mate.  It's very easy to use as the strips are laser cut so you can just snap them out of the MDF sheet and glue the printed sheets on top.

 

Made a start on the town scene today area focusing on the pavement layout using the Metcalfe self adhesive paving slab set.

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Now that the wiring is near enough all in place its not looking so neat now haha.

 

I’ve purchased some of the Scale Model Scenery security fencing and made up a bit of scenery to fill in the space behind the fuelling stage. I really cannot recommend Scale Model Sceneries item enough.

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Thanks for the comments guys . Much appreciated! Nothing much has happened since the weekend so tonight I decided to have a look at my Hornby Class 09 which I was having running troubles with. It only seemed to burst into life with the controller at about 75% power. I had my suspicions that a DCC chip had been fitted as there was some sort of chip in the box. It was a purchase off EBay but had no mention of DCC being fitted in the advert so I assumed it was  still DCC ready. So I carefully removed the body to find a chip had been installed. So I removed the chip and inserted the one loose in the box as I’m building a DC layout and now it works perfectly 

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On 07/10/2019 at 12:12, woodenhead said:

Stand out for me here is the wiring on your panel, if this is your first attempt with help from Mr Mortimore then it's an excellent first stab - very neat and nicely colour coded.

 

If only I was so disciplined when it came to wiring.

When I visited Mark's layout he was on the right track, we just discussed alternatives he could use to get the most operating potential from his layout.

 

 

It was bare boards with a bit of track on it when I saw it not the lovely modelling now on display, well done Mark.

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On 16/10/2019 at 20:45, Clive Mortimore said:

When I visited Mark's layout he was on the right track, we just discussed alternatives he could use to get the most operating potential from his layout.

 

 

It was bare boards with a bit of track on it when I saw it not the lovely modelling now on display, well done Mark.

Thank you Clive. I really appreciated the help you gave me.

 

A quick video of 09012 in action.

 

 

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On 28/10/2019 at 08:42, porkie said:

Just come across this thread.

Really like what you have achieved so far. Keep the updates coming 

 

Phil 


Thank you Phil.

 

Ballasting is almost complete and now I’m just waiting for it to set so I made a bit of progress on the town scene. 

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