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Post by dennym57 on Dec 5, 2023 23:58:00 GMT
I never used my tablet before to do this. I should have run the train slower. I should have called it dusk running.
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Post by keithb on Dec 6, 2023 0:30:13 GMT
Night runs are fun.
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Post by Country Joe on Dec 6, 2023 14:57:10 GMT
Neat video, Denny. I prefer low light videos like this to no light videos. Your video reminds me of a full moon night.
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Post by Adam on Dec 6, 2023 15:00:14 GMT
Night runs are always fun, especially if you have some nicely lit accessories.
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Post by atsda on Dec 6, 2023 19:34:31 GMT
Denny, night runs are fun. I like to operate my layout in the dark for visitors - they inevitably comment on the headlight, lighted caboose, lighted passenger cars, and the switch lanterns and controllers. Alfred
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Post by steveoncattailcreek on Dec 6, 2023 20:04:06 GMT
Denny, night runs are fun. I like to operate my layout in the dark for visitors - they inevitably comment on the headlight, lighted caboose, lighted passenger cars, and the switch lanterns and controllers. Alfred Yeah, I think that's the way to get the most out of all your hard work adding or upgrading lights to vehicles, buildings, street lights, illuminated billboards, etc., etc., and show them off to good advantage. I started out with a small, 8 watt florescent fixture to simulate nighttime lighting, but now have a color and intensity-changing smart bulb I can remotely control with an app. Here's a WS Smith Bros. TV and Appliance piece I modified some, shown in low light:
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