There are 2 ways that work. First is 12v DC for around the layout using N20 geared motors, my video before Xmas shows the circuit. The other way is for onboard a train using a TCS FL4 function lighting decoder or any light function on a decoder. This I made a simple circuit using a LM317LZ voltage regulator, a diode and a resistor and the planetary geared pencil motors (1/4" dia). These work my swinging bells on locos and figures onboard trains.
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Great work 👍
Another excellent tutorial, Laurie. Some great little tips in this one👍
yes neat stuff the new stuff grat work see a post new
Great information and amazing videos, love them. What size are these figures, what is the smallest figure size that you can use for animating.
G'Day Sam, The figures are O scale (1:48), I have done HO scale figures many years back on my old HOn3 layout - same principals.
@@scoopmmr Thanks really appreciate it.
Thanks for the demo. Great Work! What type of decoder / circuit are you using to control these?
There are 2 ways that work. First is 12v DC for around the layout using N20 geared motors, my video before Xmas shows the circuit. The other way is for onboard a train using a TCS FL4 function lighting decoder or any light function on a decoder. This I made a simple circuit using a LM317LZ voltage regulator, a diode and a resistor and the planetary geared pencil motors (1/4" dia). These work my swinging bells on locos and figures onboard trains.