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  1. Maybe drop a line to support Mick, I’m sure the team will be delighted to assist
  2. It’s a recent ‘improvement’ by shopify. You should have an email with a direct payment link if your card didn’t work or ping support on live chat to send you a link
  3. They’ll be programmed to suit the motor and acceleration curves but otherwise will function in any basic 6-pin loco
  4. Will be in stock in the coming days as well as a range of crews.
  5. You should have a three-piece and a single piece. Allowing maximum options.
  6. They're getting packed for shipment, so yes - drop support a line, perhaps your order is mixed with other things, which can throw off the status thingie/
  7. Any models that wore ploughs, have the preparations made. Models that didn't, don't, but you still get both plough types as a freebie in the accessory bag.
  8. As i said it’s designed primarily for DCC function so you’ll see ‘normal’ running that way. Switch 7 on the DC plate switches it on and off for DC use.
  9. Correct. it works ok for shunting and slow speeds (when it would be most obvious to an operator or viewer) but at high speeds it’s less good. It’s primarily designed for DCC where it’s all lovely and prototypical but we didn’t want to rob DC users of the fun.
  10. The warranty is treated in the way it's intended - that of goodwill and happy modellers. Nothing you can do in the 'normal' use of the model, such as renumbering, weathering, gluing on detail parts, etc, will invalidate. Hope that helps! Once there is 14V to the track (or more) the stay alive super caps should be fully charged within about 10-15 seconds of being on the track.
  11. Toggle switch number seven on the DC blanking plate to allow the fan to run on DC generally, we recommend running only slowly or when shunting on DC as at speed the fan will simply be at full throttle. Hope that helps.
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