My level crossing is finally fully automated! Not without a few hiccups along the way, but my existing @Raspberry_Pi Pico now triggers the one for the servos, just in time to close the gates before the train comes, opening them again after it has completely passed.
With the hopefully imminent arrival of a new screen for the 3D printer, I've got my CAD mojo back, with a first attempt at a slightly more detailed Olympus engine than provided in the Revell kit. #JustForFunScaleModels
Painting. First coat of gloss on Concorde (XtraColor X141) and a bit more metallic on the Twin Beech (Vallejo Chrome) and HP42 wings (Mr Color Super Silver). #JustForFunScaleModels#JFFLetterB
@Rheumatoidman@BCollectic41664 The Pimoroni Tiny FX I’m trying out would be perfect for lights and sound, but not sure about motors. Raspberry Pi would also be an option. Might need some motor drivers, but I’m pretty sure it can do sound.
Not one, but two Land Rovers lined up to test out @pimoroni’s Tiny FX kit. I thought I’d try installing the controller inside the bigger one, and under a diorama for the small one - perhaps integrated with the model railway as it is the same scale. #JustForFunScaleModels
It is decided! I know what I’m going to do with the @pimoroni Tiny FX kit - a fire engine conversion from an @Airfix Land Rover - with flashing lights and perhaps sound too. I’ll be designing and 3D printing the stuff for the back and should be able to fit the controller inside.