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Started by Oldun, November 30, 2015, 06:36:49 PM

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Bealman

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The American  modellers are very good at that with their huge shelf type layouts where whole trains are passed from one block to the next.

When I started my layout in 1987, I attempted to emulate the American operating block idea.

Unfortunately,  all these years on, I've got a layout divided into block sections and neebody  to operate it with, so I find meself runnin' around the garage a lot!  ;D
Vision over visibility. Bono, U2.

Mr Sprue

Good way of keeping fit then!  ;)

Caz

Quote from: Bealman on December 03, 2015, 10:18:02 AM

Unfortunately,  all these years on, I've got a layout divided into block sections and neebody  to operate it with, so I find meself runnin' around the garage a lot!  ;D

That's the beauty of DCC control George, you can have as many automatic helpers as you need with the right computer software.  I'd hate to think how many operators I need when I'm running 10 - 14 trains at once some with shunting etc, as long as I program it right, the computer drives the trains but allows manual control whenever needed.
Caz
layout here
Claywell, High Hackton & Bampney Intro
Hackton info
Bampney info

Bealman

That is very, very cool Caz.  :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Vision over visibility. Bono, U2.

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