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BosKonay
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Beautiful work!
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Via Tourneo here: http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/2911-Dublin-toy-amp-train-sale Silver Fox are launching an all-new version of the B101 SULZER in 5 liveries (Original Silver; Green: Black: Black/white/orange and Black/orange) and I hope to have a small number in stock for the Stillorgan show on 16/02/14. Also new from Silver Fox is the G601 Deutz original version in 4 liveries (Silver; Green; Black/white & Black/white/orange) Anyone have more details?
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A bit of difficulty with the ballast at Dawlish.
BosKonay replied to Broithe's topic in Letting off Steam
A bit! Ye gods you'd be forgiven for thinking Armageddon was enroute! Will be some disruption there for a while! -
More details at http://www.bulleidlocos.org.uk/%28S%28kpx1y1nckwhcjvj1fugq45rg%29%29/_oth/cc1_itb.aspx
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Mudder o' sufferin' jaysus!
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Oh my word!!
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Looks absolutely brilliant!
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I'm pretty sure even the blue 201's traveled most of the network
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It's quite a nice looking mock up of the cab!
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Fantastic Eoin, and if I might say, generally quite reasonable when you look at the end result!! Sounds eh - now I'm intrigued!! Do you have a sound chip in the works?!
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Wow! Such progress over this thread. Those pictures show a model that stands toe to toe with anything out there! Do you want to release pricing details ?
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http://www.ebay.ie/sch/Trains-Railway-Models-/479/i.html?_from=R40&_sac=1&_nkw=mark+3 might help
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http://www.raltron.com/cust/tools/voltage_divider.asp Is A very handy tool
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Unless they are 12V LEDs then yes as normal. You can also step down a full section if you've a lot than need less voltage.
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Just stunningly beautiful!
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The unit has two primary feeds, so you can run two busses from it easily, then what I do is drop in switched sections off 'droppers' . Same kind of model as the dcc bus, just all 12V DC. Love the lighting control panel!
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Even with LEDs I like to underpower them a little.
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Lol, I'm from the Clarkson school of Powah I'm afraid :) But it does mean a single supply should be good for the layout Up to 100 LEDS can probably be powered from the one bus
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Just awe-inspiring!
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Something like this http://www.ebay.ie/itm/AC-100-240V-to-DC-12V-Switching-Power-Supply-Regulated-Transformer-for-LED-Light-/231017022958?pt=UK_BOI_Electrical_Components_Supplies_ET&hash=item35c9b005ee Is what I'm using for overhead lights, and for the scenic lighting. It puts out 10A at 12V and is fully regulated (and has a voltage adjustment, so you can drop the output down a few volts (handy for LEDs and avoids messing with resistors to reduce brightness) You can then run a DC 'bus' and take feeds off for each area with lighting (photo looks gorgeous btw! )
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I'll take 20! Only 2,980 to go!
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The tower lights are from express models in the uk http://www.expressmodels.co.uk/acatalog/WORKING_YARD_TOWER.html Absolutely gorgeous. All brass and light up brilliantly. I've 4 of them so far for here and the sheds.
