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FYI:  2R Diesels Mars Light effect is built into the QSI Titan Decoder. 3R Mars Light is performed by ngineering.com circuit. Available at the same web site: www.ngineering.com  along with a plethora of lighting effect circuits.

 

Erik, amazing photography, especially like the car pulling up to the tracks. That just made my eyes pop out.

 

Scott Mann

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Originally Posted by MaxSouthOz:
Originally Posted by Erik C Lindgren:
YouTube link:

http://youtu.be/lu5YiZeb1AU
Better audio quality. Stereo is preserved.

You had me going there, Erik.  The only thing that gave it away was the empty car. 

 

Great modelling. 

The car approaching was a nice touch.

 

 

Originally Posted by ecd15:

I have to try to find a Mars light like that for my 3rd Rail GS4s.  The bright blue Mars light in those is kind of a disappointment.

i think you can find a good LED-driving Mars Light circuit here:

http://www.ngineering.com/lght...20the%20railroad.htm

http://www.richmondcontrols.com/

Scott thank you for using Ngineering lighting products. I have used them for many years, and know Tim Anderson owner personally.
 
He offers some of the best parts available, for model trains. I have tried to get the 3r guys to use them but got shot down about 4 weeks ago. on this forum.
 
So I just gave up trying to push them.
 
Bill Basden   Delta Models
 
 
Originally Posted by sdmann:

FYI:  2R Diesels Mars Light effect is built into the QSI Titan Decoder. 3R Mars Light is performed by ngineering.com circuit. Available at the same web site: www.ngineering.com  along with a plethora of lighting effect circuits.

 

Erik, amazing photography, especially like the car pulling up to the tracks. That just made my eyes pop out.

 

Scott Mann

 

Last edited by t610
Originally Posted by Hudson J1e:

       

Great video Eric. I like the beginning when the F7s pull into the curve. The way they are slightly leaning is extremely realistic. The entire scene is. For a minute I thought I was looking at an old film.


       


The filters are a treat for sure! I'm always trying to set the stage of realism and if I can fool the viewer into thinking it's real. You guys are too sharp; but when I show these to regular folks they walk away thinking I am full of potatoes, "That's not a model!"

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