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Electrically worked semaphore and colour light signals by Dapol, Eckon/Berko and TrainTronics.
A detailed working model of a GWR lower quadrant bracket signal with the arm mounted on a short post offset to the left.This detailed operating signal features LED lighting, shining through the red or green lens of the signal arm depending on position and a fine etched steel ladder. The signal fits through a 13mm diameter in the baseboard, allowing the motor and electronics to be fitted out of sight below the baseboard. Supplied ready for DC operation, conversion to DCC is possible using a static accessory decoder (not supplied).
The DCD-MGS-BR is the classic 3-lamp ground signal. It was first introduced in the mid 1930’s and spread far and wide. Most are still in use today. This makes it a great choice for layouts of many prototypes and periods. The STEAM era version has a slightly yellower “White” aspect, as ground signals in that period were often covered with tar-based “weathering” from steam locomotive induced pollution.
A working scale replica of the BR style 3-aspect colour light signal, with right hand diverging route feather. These signals are used at junctions to warn drivers that their train is being directed off the main route to a route diverging right.
Switchable between green, yellow and red aspects a 12-volt DC power supply is required.
A model of a substantial buffer stop, as might be found at a terminus station or bay platform track, equiped with a working LED red stop light.Fixed to a short length of code 100 track with a fishplate for joining to sectional or flexible track the buffer stop is ready to instal. This wireless version is designed to run from the DCC track power supply.
A detailed working model of a GWR lower quadrant distant or warning signal.This detailed operating signal features LED lighting, shining through the red or green lens of the signal arm depending on position and a fine etched steel ladder. The signal fits through a 13mm diameter in the baseboard, allowing the motor and electronics to be fitted out of sight below the baseboard. Supplied ready for DC operation, conversion to DCC is possible using a static accessory decoder (not supplied).
A detailed working model of a GWR lower quadrant junction signal with the short post to the right.This detailed operating signal features LED lighting, shining through the red or green lens of the signal arm depending on position and a fine etched steel ladder. The signal fits through a 13mm diameter in the baseboard, allowing the motor and electronics to be fitted out of sight below the baseboard. Supplied ready for DC operation, conversion to DCC is possible using a static accessory decoder (not supplied).
A detailed working model of a GWR lower quadrant junction signal with the short post to the left.This detailed operating signal features LED lighting, shining through the red or green lens of the signal arm depending on position and a fine etched steel ladder. The signal fits through a 13mm diameter in the baseboard, allowing the motor and electronics to be fitted out of sight below the baseboard. Supplied ready for DC operation, conversion to DCC is possible using a static accessory decoder (not supplied).
A detailed working model of a GWR lower quadrant bracket signal with the arm mounted on a short post offset to the right.This detailed operating signal features LED lighting, shining through the red or green lens of the signal arm depending on position and a fine etched steel ladder. The signal fits through a 13mm diameter in the baseboard, allowing the motor and electronics to be fitted out of sight below the baseboard. Supplied ready for DC operation, conversion to DCC is possible using a static accessory decoder (not supplied).
A detailed working model of a LMS upper quadrant junction signal with the short post to the right.This detailed operating signal features LED lighting, shining through the red or green lens of the signal arm depending on position and a fine etched steel ladder. The signal fits through a 13mm diameter in the baseboard, allowing the motor and electronics to be fitted out of sight below the baseboard. Supplied ready for DC operation, conversion to DCC is possible using a static accessory decoder (not supplied).
A detailed working model of a LMS upper quadrant junction signal with the short post to the left.This detailed operating signal features LED lighting, shining through the red or green lens of the signal arm depending on position and a fine etched steel ladder. The signal fits through a 13mm diameter in the baseboard, allowing the motor and electronics to be fitted out of sight below the baseboard. Supplied ready for DC operation, conversion to DCC is possible using a static accessory decoder (not supplied).
A detailed working model of a LMS upper quadrant bracket signal with the arm mounted on a short post offset to the right.This detailed operating signal features LED lighting, shining through the red or green lens of the signal arm depending on position and a fine etched steel ladder. The signal fits through a 13mm diameter in the baseboard, allowing the motor and electronics to be fitted out of sight below the baseboard. Supplied ready for DC operation, conversion to DCC is possible using a static accessory decoder (not supplied).
A detailed working model of a SR lattice post distant or caution signal.This detailed operating signal features LED lighting, shining through the red or green lens of the signal arm depending on position and a fine etched steel ladder. The signal fits through a 13mm diameter in the baseboard, allowing the motor and electronics to be fitted out of sight below the baseboard. Supplied ready for DC operation, conversion to DCC is possible using a static accessory decoder (not supplied).
A detailed working model of a SR ladder style post home or stop signal.The ladder style post was of simpler construction than the lattice style but required two more substantial vertical members, either made from old rail or C, I or H steel section. Similar posts could also be cast in concrete.This detailed operating signal features LED lighting, shining through the red or green lens of the signal arm depending on position and a fine etched steel ladder. The signal fits through a 13mm diameter in the baseboard, allowing the motor and electronics to be fitted out of sight below the baseboard. Supplied ready for DC operation, conversion to DCC is possible using a static accessory decoder (not supplied).
A detailed working model of a SR ladder style post distant or caution signal.The ladder style post was of simpler construction than the lattice style but required two more substantial vertical members, either made from old rail or C, I or H steel section. Similar posts could also be cast in concrete.This detailed operating signal features LED lighting, shining through the red or green lens of the signal arm depending on position and a fine etched steel ladder. The signal fits through a 13mm diameter in the baseboard, allowing the motor and electronics to be fitted out of sight below the baseboard. Supplied ready for DC operation, conversion to DCC is possible using a static accessory decoder (not supplied).