Tramfabriek

It was great to see the layout again, loved the sheep and great talking to you. Didn't look like you had a stressful morning behind you.

Sven

Spent some time today to figure out the values for the light functions. I used a Train-O-Matic Next18 decoder.

Front white lights: 5
Front red lights: 6
Rear red lights: 9
Rear white light: 10
Interior lights: 16
Cabine lights rear: 33
Cabine lights front: 34
Cabine lights front + rear: 35

So weird that they are not multiples, as in 2, 4, 8, 16 etc.

Thanks for the suggestions. That Class 104 picture shows me what is most likely and I'll use that as an example.

I have a printer that can print in white and yellow, so I'm fine for decals.

Thanks for the suggestions. It's very helpful to know that this information is called "data panel". A Google search brings up a Class 122 panel. https://www.railcar.co.uk/type/class-122/data-panels

I guess I can make something up from that, if I can understand the material abbreviation:

MBS - Motor Brake Standard

TSL - Trailer Standard (class) Lavatory

MCL - Motor Composite Lavatory? (Can't see for sure if the last letter is an L)

Would this be correct?

Does someone have a picture(s) of the text that is shown on the short sides of the Class 108?

I got the GWR Pacer today and made a short video on a straight track. You need to have a wide curve, as on my Roco R2 curved track, the model comes off the track.

On 14/11/2022 at 12:13, CotBob said:

This is a good option, but it doesn't have the f2 brake option which I personally prefer having got used to it to on the sound fitted models.

Any decoder can have a Brake key. Just program the Shunting function to behave that way. Who uses the shunting function anyway?

The green GWR Class 153 (art GM2210402) are being shipped from Gaugemaster to my store today, so I'm sure they'll be appearing everywhere from tomorrow.

I have a page dedicated to how to take this chassis apart. Also with a tip how to fix the rattling sound, which some experience when driving in one direction.

http://tramfabriek.nl/kato-take-a-part.html