Jack has various broken remote control cars. i also bought a great little working one from Dick Smith (similar to Tandy) for twelve bucks!

I have built an online system on this website to manage my inventory of locos, rolling stock, track, electronics, structures, vehicles, books, DVDs...

I can source from a recycler for about $15 large power supplies in a heavy case with front handle, fan, mains socket, switch, fuse, terminal strip etc etc

have done some experimenting. The roundhouse will have outside lights made this way. I see someone is selling these pre-soldered to leads.

Digitrax user interfaces suck, big time. i want a throttle I can hand to a visitor and they can use it with minimum instruction.

Finished. Was used on peter's N scale layout for some time. has memory walkaround. next step; pulse and ultrarealistic behaviour; pump air, low on fuel etc...

Finished. It has video cam on an adjustable arm so it can film from down beside the rails or up above the loco. Can be pulled or pushed. Looks like nothing prototype but gives a great picture.

This is a removable blinking red FRED with no wiring inside the rolling stock. It has a scale-size FRED with a small black unit hidden under the coupler box and wipers on the nearest truck.

[this page coming soon - the staging is built]

This is a fairly standard lifting bridge across the doorway, except for a couple of unusual aspects.