More about Model Trains (16)

| In the November 2011 issue Elektor presented a circuit by Leo Szumylowycz that simulated the rotating beacon of a lighthouse [1]. That circu...

| Model railway layouts often have roads as well as tracks. Placing traffic lights at road junctions is a nice touch, especially if they actua...

| No, I'm not picky. I'm not rude. Why, I'll eat any kind of food. These are the first lines of a poem by Kenn Nesbitt and it applies particul...

| One area that many model train enthusiasts have never been totally happy with is the lighting of coaches. Until now. The lighting controller...

| Track occupancy detectors are needed for hidden yards and other sections of track that are hard to see, but they are also necessary for bloc...

| One thing that’s still always very irritating with model train setups is that the locomotive or carriage lights often flicker with the train...

| Not every user of the EEDTS Pro system needs to control his model trains using a PC. This article describes how the system can be used stand...

| When the announcement was made for a new version of the PC software and controller for the popular EEDTS Pro model train control system it w...

| It’s been a while since we had anything new to report on EEDTS Pro, our popular model train control system. However, considering the large n...

| Without doubt, one of the secret wishes of many train fans is to be able to step into the role of the engine driver on a real train. With th...