Improving shunting operations at AHJ Docks

In this video I show you quickly how I improve shunting operations at my Dock. It includes some useful pointers if you too have any shunting operations. Making room for all of your locomotives is key and takes some thinking, as I found out!

I'm really happy how this dock is turning out, it's taking an age and keep jumping over to other projects, but it's getting there.

I think this is a common problem and the amount of room needed in a siding is sometimes more than we realise, it's because of this that my next video will be the construction of some buffer stops that don't take up as much space as your typical peco or hornby ones. .

Happy Bank Holiday.

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