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American N Gauge Diesel Locomotives on DCC

American designed locos run particularly well on DCC. There are numerous manufacturers including Atlas, Athearn, Lifelike, Walthers, Intermountain, Bachmann Spectrum…

Union Mills on DCC

Union Mills Locomotives are superb on DCC. The metal cast chassis ensures good pickup contact which is the main pre-requisite…

Lima Diesels on DCC

The basic Lima chassis works very well on DCC. The simple pancake motor with double 2 pickups either end and…

Marklin and Hag on DCC

The 2 rail versions of Marklin and HAG locos run superbly once converted to DCC. They do require a full…

Heljan Locomotives on DCC

The Heljan OO gauge large diesel chassis is an excellent platform for DCC conversion and performs exceptionally well with digital…

Bachmann Split Chassis DCC Conversions

This page provides an insight into the more advanced DCC conversions carried out on Bachmann split chassis models. These conversions…

Dapol Multiple Units on DCC

Dapol multiple units are particularly good candidates for DCC sound conversion. If you would like to discuss converting these please contact…

Dapol Steam Locomotives on DCC

Recent N Gauge Dapol Steamers respond particularly well on DCC sound. The basic method is to remove the 6 pin…

Graham Farish Split Chassis Locomotives on DCC

Graham Farish Split Chassis locomotives are superb on DCC. The China manufactured chassis now in use in all large diesels…

Graham Farish Poole Chassis Diesel on DCC

There are a number of Poole type diesel chassis’. Each of these requires isolation of one or both motor terminals…

Graham Farish Poole Chassis Steam

Below you will find a few examples of older Graham Farish Poole chassis type models running on DCC. This format…

Graham Farish Small Diesels on DCC

The most 2010 tooling range of Graham Farish small diesel locomotives are excellent on dcc. The chassis type with enclosed…

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