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Just curious, after reading fifer's post. How many model the busy NE Corridor? or the Windsor-Ottawa-Montreal corridor? Thanks

Looks good to me Conrail To add to the above post: If you use Micromark: http://www.micromark.com/html_pages/instructions/82400i/decal_finishing.html

No sweat! That's all I could find too :wave: if I come across somethig else I'll let you know G'day

The Pere Marquette Eugene Van Dusen C&O Digital Image Gallery http://www.chessieshop.com/gallery/ndbsearch.pl?start=1401&command=displayall C&O E7 http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=97673

NICE!!! :thumb: Those are fast locomotive Where can I get one? :confused:

I don't have a BLI but I do have a Diesel with QSI sound in it. No problem with the PA and Loco.

No it's 3 LED, 3 lights over 2 light (2 LED) BTW I just did as instructed and it works!! Wonderfull. thank again

Thank you all for the great info Clark, excellent diagram and info. Thank you

OK, so I would be better off not to wire them up on the ACC of my old Bachman Power Pack. Yes a diagram would be great since I will be wiring about 30 of them (Red, Yello and Green) Am I correct to assume the color of the LED dictate the resistor OHMS rating? Thanks for all your...

OK! So if I hook the LED wires into the accessories port of an old "power pack" It should work as long as the LED resistor is on either "leg". Thanks

The Oregon Light Signal kit's diagram shows instruction for wiring LED. It says to install the resistors on the negative side and the Positive side of the LED is connected straight to the +12 v Is this a typo? For some reasons I would have put the resistor on the "up" side (positive side)...

Me think "the Mile high Post" ?

You're are very welcome, keep in touch

Looks great!! It's giving me ideas for a curved turnout on my layout Can you make an X cross-over too?

Excellent indeed. Nicely done. Do you have any more pictures?

Interesting read I had a similar problem, but the culprit was a woobling axle on a metal wheelset

WOW!!! :eek: Thanks for the "how-to" :thumb: Well done

Have a great time, and if you come to cowtown, let me know

Funny :D :D :D :D ;)

Talk about pictures... Val, what did you use to simulate power-line on your building? (your website) Looks real. Well done