Weathering & detailing the Roco 35900 TT 1:120 scale turntable.  

Excellent work looks brilliant thankyou for the tips and video

Lovely turntable 👍, haha i got good chills too when you said the doors close too! Thats awesome they do that, your way of filming is fine. i also get many people suggesting to me about certain words i say alot or volumes of yhe video etc.. you'll be just fine, love the videos, you show your actually excited about stuff and thats infectious amongst us 👍

The power issues sounded like a bit of a nightmare. Good job pushing through. It looks great

The usual approach is to power the deck and use that to power the roundhouse tracks when lined up. If you have two roundhouse tracks opposite each other then you use the red/green function of the turntable switch to select which end of the deck feeds power through the end contacts. Powering the deck does mean you can run into polarity problems when the "wrong end" is lined up with the main depot entry track which usually has its own power feed. Can be solved by polarity switching the deck (for DCC a reversing module could be used), but I get round this by only ever driving onto the "shed end" of the deck from the entry track. Powering the deck from the surrounding trackwork (rather than powering the deck) will work quite well as you have found and is not a problem for DC, but for DCC it does mean the deck is dead whilst in motion which won't be good for keeping DCC sound decoders going. Nice weathering :)

More reviews by all means Peachy, but don’t change the laid back style in a quest to ‘professionalise’ it.

The Roco turntable seems to be the only choice when it comes to TT120, but is a bit on the short size. I notice that you have a Hornby A4 on it. Have you come across any length problems with any other locos?

Good job. Shame you had a faff with the electrics - at least you have it functioning OK.

I presume you need a reverse loop DDC device to solve your power issues.