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I was wondering if anyone knows of an idiots guide or would like to post an idiots guide to creating 3 light block signals, and 3-6 light interlocking signals. No moving parts, signal numbers optional. I would like to create a signal set based off this signal type...-Chris
The 'L'
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I might suggest getting in touch with Hank Sundermeyer (aka "Signalmaster"). He did a FABULOUS job on the Type G signals for my Conrail route.Also, could you please give me some suggestions for modeling big cities? I'm getting ready to start work on downtown Indianapolis...E-mail me at: railfan727@yahoo.com.
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I'm not looking for someone to do it for me, but information beyond the tech documents on creating them myself. That way I don't have to go to someone each time I need a new signal type. The two I listed are just the ones I need immediatly.-Chris
Chicago-L
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