Fitting the Train-Tech Tail Lamp Kit

[@jazzman1626]

Looks like good stuff from Train-Tech and it looks easy to fit too.

[@gawuffy]

That really is SO cool! Nice bit of tech, and nicely demoed by Craig too :)

[@InterCity82]

Gareth Isn't he good?! haha

[@thurstablelane7567]

Those Hornby LMS coaches are really really nice, I might get myself some... nice work IC82 keep it up :D

[@InterCity82]

LNER 4489 TC Thanks for the comment! And yeah the premium LMS coaches by both Hornby and Bachmann are lovely.

[@williamkaczmarek3996]

When you add the extra wires, would it be prudent to include a switch so that you don't have to disassemble the coach when you're finished with it for the day?

[@vwgolfer1873]

Awesome how-to video guys. I definitely learned something with this. Cheers

[@InterCity82]

Matt Jenkins Thanks for the comment!

[@lastationproductions]

Awesome video im learning so much about model railways from you guys

[@AlycidonDeltic]

Brilliant video, you make it look very easy!

[@blakey7954]

would like to see a vid of installation into the fire box of a loco, i imagine that would involve slightly more work ? any chance?. John (Bristol)

[@KeithTucker45]

Looks very effective. I would like to see a video on the firebox kit.

[@andysimmosimpsonakaeccentr2837]

Looks great love it but how do you turn it off mate 😉

[@tomosborne9992]

Sometimes you can paint around the circle where the light flickers to make it look like a british railways white tail lamp.

[@StrikerWasGifted]

i would like to see a train with the glowing firebox, rear lighting and coach interior lighting!

[@aponderousmindthinketh6482]

Now that's neat.

[@InterCity82]

Mr Diesel Electric I'm gonna have to get more!

[@vwgolfer1873]

You could make a little styriene shell to cover up the battery unit.

[@InterCity82]

Matt Jenkins You could - thankfully, in this case, it's barely noticeable - but that might be different for other coaches and rolling stock.

[@vwgolfer1873]

And thats exactly what i was thinking while watching was that you wont be able to see that on a layout and running session. But for the overly detailed person a shell could work.

[@CokeZ3r0]

really like this can you do more?

[@glentonkin8688]

i like your video on the tts sound gwr king il have mine in 2 weeks

[@bernardblackburn1919]

very good

[@Newmillsmodelrailway]

I suppose you could also put some black card on the windows so you can't see the battery box as well, as that is the luggage area so not much to see anyway !

[@donrennie509]

The long leg of the led is the positive one.

[@JaeV2000]

That would be handy considering I run my lms mail train at night

[@InterCity82]

GWR23 Studios Perfect for it!

[@befrank88]

Very clever....

[@Novel_Poe]

I have a guard hand lamp and it says chloride on the side

[@timdaniels315]

Can you make a video about your collection of trains

[@InterCity82]

Tim Daniels I could try! But the collection is so huge it might take a while.

[@callumnicolson9984]

If there is no pick-ups, I presume it works for DC and DCC?

[@callumnicolson9984]

Thanks

[@Napier-hs7il]

Is there n gauge lamps as well

[@InterCity82]

Scotrail170414 Currently there's no N gauge version (as far as I can see) but I'm sure they will release one soon - maybe using a smaller cell battery, like a watch battery.

[@Xantec]

would it have been better to have the battery holder on the underframe rather than have to open it up all the time to change batteries?

[@InterCity82]

Xantec You would need to run a few wires down to the underframe, plus there's a risk the unit would be visible.

[@Xantec]

my fear would be breaking the body or weakening the body after a few battery changes. thats all or you could, if the wires are on show, paint them and glue them to the underside of the frame as if they were steam pipes, kinda hiding them in plain sight.

[@RicktheRecorder]

Nicely made and informative video. Can I suggest however a ban on the word 'little' that appears in so many modelling videos? Models are by their nature little versions of the real thing, so describing almost everything as 'little' is not really necessary. Big micro drills?

[@trainzillamodelrailroading9905]

First?