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Hi to all i have a Hornby Pete Waterman Black Five Could anybody recommend a good Decoder for it Many Thanks Tim

Hi Could Anybody Advise Me on which would be the best sound decoder or sound decoder options for the following loco please Hornby R2904 Pete Waterman Black 5 Thanks Tim

ok Andrue i think i will go with a Bus system that way less room for error thanks again for the help

Are there little pins i can buy that i can clip into the points that will keep the whole layout live ? or is that a bad idea

Hi Andrue that is perfect thank you, i was worried about the points Tim

Hello to all I am building this layout Could somebody advise me on DCC Control The Unit i will be using is a Gaugemaster DCC01 Prodigy Express Starter Package Any help would be much appreciated as i am a Newbie to Dcc Thanks

Hi British rail late 70,s to Early 80,s

Hello again to all and that you all for your input , ok i have found some track plans and i am wondering if i can fit one onto my board 74 inch x 28 inch Attached are the plans Again i want to do it in DCC freight yard Any help greatly appreciated many thanks Tim

Hi Andy & ITG Yes a shunting or depot type plan. but need something that wont be boring im trawling the net to see what i can find , the board will be MDF what advice can you give me on what sort of track to use ? Thanks Tim

Hell to All and thank you for having me , i need some help please to design a model layout , i am a complete novice and feel way out of my depth , the space i have available is 74 inches long by 28 inch wide that is all the free space i have, what i would like to have on the board is some sort of switching goods yard , something that can give a good bit of enjoyment without getting bored , sort of shelf layout END to END { if i am making sense } is it possible for someone to do me a Track plan please as i have tried but keep messing it up , i will be modelling early to late 70,s era , All in OO Scale and with DCC , I know this is a big ask but would be very very grateful if anybody could come up with something Many Thanks Tim