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Carriage Lighting And Other Questions
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Richard has a question on carriage lighting:
“Hi all; this blog has been created just at the right time…as I have nearly completed my N scale ‘Mid English’ layout. All the buildings are in place, quite a few already with lighting. Can a clever person give me some plain and simple guidelines to wiring for passenger carriages. Locomotives are analog.”
Antonio asks:
“How can I cut in a straight line a sheet of plasticard of medium thickness or more? The ruler is always moving because of the pressure against the knife!”
Rob asks:
“Hi there to all. Can someone tell me who has taken over the Mantua locos? I am looking for THE MANTUA COLLECTIBLE (THE LINDBERGH SPECIAL) to finish the set. I already have the other four. Thankyou. Keep on railroading. THE STATION MASTER.”
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Hi Richard,
You didn’t say what type of passenger carriage you have. I have three passenger trains all Kato. Kato supply a kit for their carriages and i think it can be modified to suit other brands. It costs around $35.00 for six lights.
Ian D
Hi Antonio,
I have made up a cutting jig that uses small clamps to hold my rule in position so that it cannot move and also so i dont cut myself with sharp blade. The board is A4 size and the clams are small G clamps from a hobby shop. Simple and cheap to make.
Ian.