And someone has a really nice blog about building this, quite useful and highly recommended. I've hear nothing but good about it, very ingenious design and cost effective. Mike Conder

Ross, Thank you, I've found it. I must have looked at the contents of those magazines a couple of times but was looking for 'T-12' and not 'Ten-Wheelers' which is what the articles were entitled. Mark

By far the cheapest way of controling servos is using MERG kits from the UK. BUT you have to be comfortable building electronic circuits and soldering in confined spaces. You also have to join MERG be

that this group although only about a tenth the size of the Yahoo group is generating correspondence and ideas at a renewed pace and vigor which seemed to be missing from the other group. Long may it

Yes, on all counts. Greg Silva.

I guess all of us loudmouths have moved over, leaving the others behind? Mike

Mike - Well, 2 of us, anyway:) Greg.

Thanks Steve and all, I am mostly a lurker but glad we have an alternative. Paul R. Ballarat, Aus

Now there is a least four of us. Gary N, Sydney, Australia.

Here's a quick first-ever little video of my layout, including some recently completed scenery (grass, rock moldings, cuts, etc): http://rgsrr.blogspot.com/2018/02/first-layout-video.html - Steve Hawo

Hi this is a post to assure I'm really here. Thanks, Ed Melvin

Don't worry, they'll catch up over time. DB

Great to meet you Ed. Wes Garcia Sioux Falls, South Dakota

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Hi All, glad to see this group has migrated to the new platform. I look forward to joining in the discussions.

I just joined the MERG group to see what I could see. Oh my goodness, They've got a treasure trove of goodies there for very reasonable prices. Initial membership was a little over US$36 for me, but t

Steve, What kind of servos are you using that you can open up like that and rewire? Guess I will have to do a little experimenting? MC

Hi Mark. I just use regular servos in this case I bought a couple hundred of them but I've converted quite a few different "brands" and they are all about the same. The four screws on the bottom take

Mr. Lugg mentioned the Merg Group. What is it how can it be located Jim Kendig

The Model Electronic Railway Group: MERG https://www.merg.org.uk/ That gets you there. -Steve Hatch