While the immediate use of Masao Hidaka‘s clever device may not be apparent to non train fan readers, I hope that the ingenious basic principles will be. Basically it’s an all mechanical, close to all ‘system’ system for changing which path a train will take, based on the position of the red dot. So much elegant engineering here and I hope it might inspire even better approaches to this and similar problems.
Thanks RAILBRICKS.
That is absolutely brilliant! Incredibly ingenious!!
Brilliant! This can be very usefull on a layout, for example to make freight trains go one way and passenger trains go the other way.
What about a PF train where you can control the position of the red dot using the remote control?