I read on the OO thread for this loco that you have achieved the noted 'halo' effect - is this something you hope to emulate in N gauge, or is it not possible due to size constraints?
Also, in the same manner that you have done on your DMUs, can you have a switch underneath for turning front/rear lights on/off?.... nothing more unrealistic than a loco at the front with red tail lights illuminating the lead coach/wagon. I'd go so far as to say this is one of my biggest annoyances with N gauge locos currently.
Frankly, I wouldn't be upset if you were able to adopt this for all your locos as standard practice. Since I realise this may be financially implausible for existing locos, I thought that you could at least adopt it for any *new* locos from here on.... starting with the 68....
THANKS :-)
Also, in the same manner that you have done on your DMUs, can you have a switch underneath for turning front/rear lights on/off?.... nothing more unrealistic than a loco at the front with red tail lights illuminating the lead coach/wagon. I'd go so far as to say this is one of my biggest annoyances with N gauge locos currently.
Frankly, I wouldn't be upset if you were able to adopt this for all your locos as standard practice. Since I realise this may be financially implausible for existing locos, I thought that you could at least adopt it for any *new* locos from here on.... starting with the 68....
THANKS :-)
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