If you want a slick siding control, you can also put a switch in those pieces and break the line that joins the two center rail sides. I've made a couple of those, they also have pilot lights. Here's what one looks like, the pilot is the small 2mm yellow LED on the side of the rail.
Thank you Wayne! I was wondering about this too. I thought of Inglenook too. A clever design.
Doug Murphy 'We few, we happy few, we band of brothers...' Henry V.
It is Lionel part number 6-12073, ready to use.
Kent Johnson forgot to go back and enter the part number prior to publication. The proof reader missed it too.
P.S. If you read this Kent, I really like your small layout designs. They are something I have room for in my small house. Industrial mite has a lot of switching action to keep a small switcher busy. The three track yard forms an abbreviated Inglenook switching puzzle.
..........Wayne..........
What is a 1.375 inch fitter (12000x)? Is that a fastrack part or does it require user modification? If modification necessary, what's the method? Thanks.
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