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Be inspired - you could enhance your own models just like the ones listed here!

Example N Gauge Diesel/Electric Locomotives

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'N' Gauge Diesel/Electric
	Graham Farish Class 04 Standard DCC conversion.
	Graham Farish Class 08 DCC is easy enough, and DCC sound is just about possible too!
	Graham Farish Class 14 'Teddy Bear' A very small DCC decoder required.
	Dapol Class 35 A squeeze for DCC sound, but we've done it!
	Graham Farish Class 37 Who said sound couldn't be squeezed in?! Sound, cab lights, crew!
	Graham Farish Class 42 'Warship' DCC sound and lights all neatly tucked in.
	Graham Farish Class 44/45/46 'Peak' DCC sound, head/tail lights, cab lights and crew - in an old Poole model - yes it is possible!
	Graham Farish Class 47 CT DCC sound, cab lights and crew
	Graham Farish Class 52 'Western' No sound, but everything else - head/tail lights, cab, crew, cab lights.
	Farish Deltic Class 55/DP1 Prototype Yes, the bright blue noisy brute, with DCC sound, lights, cab lights and crew.
	Graham Farish Class 60 Standard DCC is a doddle, and DCC sound feasible with some effort.
	Graham Farish Class 66 DCC sound fits in fairly easily with a CT micro-cube speaker.
	Dapol Class 67 DCC sound in this brute.
	Dapol Class 73 Standard DCC easy enough in this ageing model.
	Dapol Class 86 Sound in a Dapol? Not a problem sir!
	Dapol Class 156 DMU Dapol DMU with a lift!
	Graham Farish Blue Pullman DMU Deafening sounds with dual sound decoders in the beautifully made Farish Blue Pullman.
	Dapol Class 43* HST DMU A solid model from Dapol with plenty of scope for DCC sound.

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Graham Farish Class 52 'Western' Diesel

Another of the older Graham Farish models, this is the Class 52 'Western' diesel in N gauge. Not DCC-ready, we have employed either a Zimo MX621 4-function decoder, or a CT 7-function DCX70-2, along with some YouChoos-built head/tail lights, cab lights and crew.

Adding DCC Sound is really not going to happen in this model (it really is tight on space with no room for grinding), so we've made the best of the possibilities.

The Farish Western model does not have any cab so a make-shift one can be constructed (from plastic and cardboard), painted, crew added and cab lights fitted. Head/tail lights are tiny holes drilled out with super-bright micro-LEDs fixed in place behind.