I love that something as simple as a lone flashing light is keeping all those trains 'safe'. Very good detailing. And looks great on the layout.

Crazy how I’ve seen you go from your first ever videos when you was testing points on a bare bones layout. To seeing your how to build a model railway series which I believe got you your first million views . To the face life of a whole new layout now here we are todsy catching up on the last 5/6 videos. Richard you truly are a master at your craft . I don’t have the time money or space to fulfill my ambitions off building my own layout but I tend to my love for model railway through ur videos ! Never stop building !

EXCELLENT EXCELLENT!!  I'm really glad to see someone "ie , you," has addressed this issue with model railways. To me it makes a big difference. Well done!! 👍👍👍

I was a signalman before moving on to looking after the yellow train fleet. Yet I still check trains for a tail lamp whenever I see one pass, can't help it - it's imprinted 😊

This took me longer then it should to work out. Your video helped a lot cheers.

Great video,i'm now going to fit some end of train lamps.👍

Always admire your work Richard, and the attention to detail. As someone who has worked on the railways since 1991 and with NSE at Eastleigh I will say that the era of your layout pre-dates those Dorman style taillights by some distance. We still had the previous taillamp with the bardic battery and toggle switch well into the new millennium.

Good explanation of the wiring on the lights

That's an awesome piece of detail..... and really does finish off the wagon.

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The first bit is just like an eighties railway training video.  
How to use the short circuiting bar. Or.    Train protection in an absolute block signalling area.

Yet another fine project for the dark evenings approaching.
👍🌌

Great  How to do video Richard.  Thanks for sharing

That intro tune is banging!

Excellent! I do approve of flashing tail lamps. I am in the process of doing something similar in N gauge, but with DCC control of the lamps.

Great job Richard!

Excellent 'how to' video there Richard, thank you.  For such a small detail those lamps make a massive difference to the trains.

Thanks for sharing this install. Most enjoyable information and demo.

Nice work, they look great. The sight of a flashing red light disappearing into the night reminds me of standing on the platform as a boy. Looking forward to seeing the station.

Nice update with loads of detail.