Adding lights to Model Railways

Adding lights to Model Railways. Dapol N Gauge Class 121 with DCC Sound & Saloon Lighting

Adding lights to Model Railways video duration 17 Minute(s) 9 Second(s), published by David Howarth on 20 02 2013 - 00:43:09.

After being asked a few times about wiring and transformers used in putting lights on a layout , I have tried to explain in this video how I have done it , including Just to show the radius that can be achieved bending 0.4mm optical fibres
This video will be updated to show usage on model railway bufferstop lighting.

Here is my first video of my N gauge Class 60 numbered 60052
Sorry about the poor lighting in the basement but I've tried to increase the brightness to give a Door Size, 2000x800mm Model Train Layout
DCC and DC Operation
2x Ovals and a figure 8 track
Design and built everything
Constructed out of sheet foam, This short video shows the saloon lighting and DCC sound as fitted to a Dapol N Gauge Class 121 loco
The sounds are from Olivia's Trains loaded onto a .

After being asked a few times about wiring and transformers used in putting lights on a layout , I have tried to explain in this video how I have done it , including the use of LED`s
also shown on http://modelrailwaylayoutsplans.com/

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N Gauge Model Train Layout - Evert Loo

Door Size, 2000x800mm Model Train Layout
DCC and DC Operation
2x Ovals and a figure 8 track
Design and built everything
Constructed out of sheet foam, .

Dapol N Gauge Class 121 with DCC Sound & Saloon Lighting

This short video shows the saloon lighting and DCC sound as fitted to a Dapol N Gauge Class 121 loco
The sounds are from Olivia's Trains loaded onto a .

Bending optical fibres for use in model railway lighting

Just to show the radius that can be achieved bending 0.4mm optical fibres
This video will be updated to show usage on model railway bufferstop lighting.

Graham Farish Class 60 Diesel Locomotive EWS 60052 N Gauge Model Train

Here is my first video of my N gauge Class 60 numbered 60052
Sorry about the poor lighting in the basement but I've tried to increase the brightness to give a .

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