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I Printed off a Trakmat on a Laser Printer using the "Poster" Setting under "Page Sizing & Handling" In Adobe Reader with a tile scale of 100% This split it down into 25 sheets that I trimmed and measured and this comes out at 1380mm x 920mm.

I just pulled the body apart slightly with finger nails and it came off easily enough, it then clipped back on without any issues, just take it slowly and carefully.

I also removed what I thought was just a speaker blanking plate and installed the speaker included with the kit, I had no idea that it was what Fishmanoz said and that it connected to the PCB on the decoder without the wire! You live and learn! :-)

That is a good point for anyone that is unaware of this, it shows in the top left hand corner TT or 00, but the SD036 and SD037 Profiles I used were both for TT? Very strange! And hopefully just a glitch seeing as it is new technology.

I received 4 Lit Pullman coaches in the Flying Scotsman bundle, 3 of these worked perfectly but one had only 1 lamp lit on the tables? After carefully removing the upper body and the seats I sat it on the track and all of the LED's were working?! It turns out that the seats had been put in the wrong way around! I switched them round the other way and bingo! All lamps now lit (Just in case anyone else is having the same issue).

I installed the N18TXS Decoder and speaker in my Flying Scotsman engine last night and it ran perfectly for 20 minutes until I had to clear the table for tea. After I had set it back up, I had an error flagging in the app saying "Sound data missing" I tried browsing profiles and reinstalling the same profile, SD036 and also SD037 for A1/A3 a few times but after running through for 15 minutes and updating and then removing and re-adding the loco to the track I was still getting the same error with no sound and no control of the engine at all via the app. I even reset the Decoder and removed and re-added to the app but nothing at all. After a couple of hours of fiddling I packed it away and came back to it again this morning. I tried profiles SD036 and SD037 again with no luck and after looking through the profiles I found another TT Flying Scotsman SD040, I ran through the installation of this and shazam! It works perfectly again. It is strange why this happened and I thought the decoder had got corrupted, teething problems I presume?

I couldn't see this flagged anywhere else in the forum, so sorry if this is a duplicate! After checking my Track Pack 1, it seems Hornby have got one of the track pieces wrong on the box (And inside the box!) compared to the TT Catalogue. In the catalogue it says that TT8007 should be used (Correctly) But on the box and in the box, it has TT8006 which curves back in towards the track. I have Emailed customer services to let them know in case this is a widespread issue, I guess it is as TT8006 is Printed on the box outer.

I received my Flying Scotsman Bundle yesterday along with Track Packs 3-5, DCC Track Clip and Power for it along with a Sound Decoder. Just waiting patiently to finish work today to get the track set up, the decoder installed and the app downloaded on to my iPad...

If you have your own 3D Printer then user Slanjonok on Thingiverse has some lovely free files - Designs - Thingiverse They are N Gauge but if you resize by 120% Then they come out perfectly! There are various trucks, shipping containers, a nice little crane as well as people and a fantastic Scammell Mechanical Horse. I printed some off to test yesterday and they really are lovely.