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Plastic Weld from EMA is an indispensable adhesive for scale modellers and hobbyists working with plastic kits. Its...
A superglue activator, also known as a cyanoacrylate (CA) accelerator, is a chemical agent designed to speed up the...
H0f (or H0f Feldbahn) is a specific scale within model railways, representing a blend of two key characteristics: the...
To add smoke to a model building, you'll want to create a realistic effect that enhances the overall display. Here's...
A backscene is an essential component of a model railway layout, providing a visual backdrop that enhances realism...
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A single slip point has one moveable rail that can direct a train onto one of two possible tracks. The single movable rail means that the single slip will allow two exits only in one direction. In the other direction, there will only be one...
Cleaning tracks in a tunnel on a model railway can be challenging due to the limited access and confined space. However, there are several methods that can make this process easier. Use a track cleaning car: One of the easiest ways to clean track...
Single-slip points are typically used in situations where one track merges into another at an angle. For example, if a branch line joins a mainline at a slight angle, a single-slip point can be used to allow trains to transition smoothly from one...
An asymmetric 3-way turnout, also known as a Y-switch, is a type of turnout that diverges into three tracks but with one of the tracks diverging at a different angle than the other two. This creates a "Y" shape, with one branch diverging off to...
A catch point is a safety device used to prevent runaway trains from entering a section of track where they are not supposed to go. Catch points are typically installed on steep grades, near bridges or other areas where a runaway train could pose...
There can be some issues to consider when it comes to combining track sections from different manufacturers on the same layout. Here are a few potential issues modellers may encounter: Rail height and code: Different manufacturers may produce...
A scissors crossing is a type of track junction that allows trains to cross over one another without disrupting traffic flow. Typically, a scissors crossing is used in layouts where two or more tracks intersect at a single point.A scissors...
Yes, it is possible to use insulated fishplates to isolate a section of track. Insulated fishplates, also known as insulated rail joiners, are designed to electrically separate two adjoining sections of track. Insulated fishplates are typically...
A motorised track cleaner offers several advantages over more conventional alternatives when it comes to maintaining clean and operational tracks. Typically these units are configured as an individual wagon that is hauled by a locomotive. The...
Using track screws to secure track to a baseboard has several advantages :It provides a secure and stable foundation for the track, which is crucial for the smooth and reliable operation of trains. The screws hold the track firmly in place and...
An insulated rail joiner is a small piece of plastic or metal that is used to separate two sections of track electrically. It is typically used in situations where a modeller wants to create separate electrical circuits on their layout. One...
A headshunt, also known as a head siding, is a short section of track that is used for storing and manoeuvring locomotives or rolling stock. It is typically located at the end of a mainline or branch line, near a station or yard. The purpose of a...