Category: Fitting DCC Decoders / Chips

Adding DCC Sound Part 2: Knowing when to quit and knowing your limits

Posted by Dylan Sanderson | Jun 10, 2020 | DCC Sound, DCC Upgrades, Design, Fitting DCC Decoders / Chips, Steam Locomotives |

This article follows on from Part 1, if you haven't read that then I recommend you do before you...

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DCC Sound and Light Fitting – How Not To Do It

Posted by Dylan Sanderson | Jun 3, 2020 | DCC Sound, DCC Upgrades, Design, Fitting DCC Decoders / Chips, Locomotives & Rolling Stock, Sounds & Animation, Steam Locomotives |

Morning all, a slightly different article from me today. I tried to fit sound and LEDs to...

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Hornby J50 Review

Posted by Dylan Sanderson | Jan 8, 2020 | Fitting DCC Decoders / Chips, Locomotives & Rolling Stock, Steam Locomotives |

The Hornby J50 is an iconic model which is a must for any British Rail Eastern collector, or...

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Modelling Tip Of The Day – 55

Posted by Iain | Sep 17, 2018 | Controllers DCC, DCC Upgrades, First Steps, Fitting DCC Decoders / Chips, Tip Of The Day |

Modelling Tip Of The Day – 55 This Modelling Tip Of The Day is an ongoing series, in which...

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Modelling Tip Of The Day – 44

Posted by Iain | Aug 29, 2018 | DCC Sound, First Steps, Fitting DCC Decoders / Chips, Tip Of The Day |

Modelling Tip Of The Day – 44 This Modelling Tip Of The Day is an ongoing series, in which...

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