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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by AltonFan Every so often, Model Railroader publishes a chart with signal aspects illustrated. I seem to remember a chart like this with a Gordon Odegard article back in the 1980s. [/quote] Sorry, but that don't really work. As I stated already most companies have their own rules about signals. I have signal sheets from the ATSF (1958), the Illinois Central, and the Missouri North Arkansas. All three books have some signal sets that are the same, and some that are not the same. You all can argue about it all you want, but the books are the final authority. Signals should be modeled after the prototype you run from their printed manual. If you freelance then green can mean stop and red mean go and yellow mean backup quick. FRED
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