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It's cleaner to see at http://amiensstreet.com But a good idea to do a round up. I'll work on it!

It's a beaut! Unfortunately Dave is 17 times faster than me!

Oh yes!

http://modelshopbelfast.com/index.php/railways/irish-and-local.html?cat=129 £99 according to that!

Imagine a shed full of these babies starting up!!

They look like they work like the cobalts. Switch them to 'learn' then pick an accessory address. Then switch them to 'run'. Once you call up the address and toggle, they change... Could be very simple..

I can personally vouch not only for the fantastic quality and value for money, but also the design skills and flexibility! Wait till you see how David is crossing a 7odd foot gap over a stairwell, 18+ feet in the air!!

Interesting. Looks like you toggle them with dcc like a point motor...

Pleasure - the layout looks absolutely cracking and a very atmospheric stock selection!

Cheers for the clarification Gareth!

There ya go

That's just very very tasty! What did you use for the little crossing boards? Photos look ok

Let us know how you get on - will be good to test them in action on a few difference tracks / etc

Aha, some lovely stuff on the way so! MSC and Hamburg Sud would make a nice inaugural IWT train

I found that the magnets, once stuck in a row, don't matter which way is north or south, they will work. I set them to be roughly level with the track top - with code 75, they glue to the foam underlay and are pretty much at railheight. That could well work with code100, otherwise a little .25 shim might be needed. Once at track level, they work perfectly will with kadees once they are set correctly, I had a few mounted in the craven NEM socket, which is too high anyway, once I glued the kadee underneath, it worked perfectly. I've since painted them muddy track colour and they are basically invisible! Will give them a lick of yellow so I can remember where to stop trains! Just ordered another big batch myself - considering they work out a few pence each, and a kadee uncoupler is 5-6 pounds, plus is mahooosive!

And a Glenderg Models forum has also been now Added under the Shops and Services Section

Maybe they wont be able to maintain the railcars, and 201's and mkIII's will return :) (wishful)

Glenderg, Scalescenes, RTP (ready to plonk) of an Irish flavour http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/forumdisplay.php/50-Buildings-and-kits-of-buildings

Brilliant idea Dave. I can't recommend your work enough!!

Stunning! If the quality of the 20' is anything to go by these will be amazing

Good questions AFAIK, Mr. Soundguy distributes through ModelShopBelfast, who are awaiting stocks from zimo

Just found the above...