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Shouldn't that be 00 00 00 00 00? or are you modelling continental?

Sorry WTD, my attempt at humour ;-)

Have you tried PVA? Seems to work for most things ;-)

I think if I was going to use a 10x8 shed for 00, I would have one made with the door in one gable end with track running the full 10' down in each side and across the far end in a "U" shape with terminii at each end. I did start to build a an N gauge in my last shed but never completed it. I agree with others above about all round insulation and a small oli filled radiator set low for the winter. Wood or plastic, not metal.

Those would all be possible too, though for myself I would just put them on a separate timer, if I had any. My present desire is based on speaker switching, please see my latest comments on Recording and Playing Sounds thread, also on the Railmaster forum.

Not sure about feathers but yes you get my meaning

I don't want to add a point or a signal because it's not a point or a signal, or am i missing something? What exactly is it then? Perhaps lighting in buildings? If so, a simple switch might be cheaper :-) Ray I could do that but then I want to make it programmable.

I should like to use an accessory decoder to do something other than points, signals, turntables, uncouplers, tippers etc. Would it be possible to introduce a "custom" object and add options to label decoder commands accordingly. For instance, instead of "Left" and "Right" I might want to say "On"/"Off" or "Open"/"Close", "Up"/Down" etc. Terry

Yep, +1 from me on that one too.

Or just make the window size and column width user configurable using the click and drag method?

Does that go for other acc. decoders? I wanted to individually set CVs on my ESU switchpilot but not possible via the "add an accessory decoder" option?