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Photos of Slow Action Point Motors

Started by Julian Evison, May 16, 2021, 11:19

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Julian Evison

I have volunteered to write the section on slow action point motors for the new edition of the 009 Society's handbook. I would like to illustrate it with photographs of point motors fitted under baseboards, but prefer not to take them from the internet and then have to sort out copyright. While I have got quite a few types already, can anybody help me with high resolution photographs of the following types attached to a layout?

    Lemaco
    Conrad
    Minx
    Tillig

Any photographs used will be properly attributed.

Thanks, Julian

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Julian

May it be assumed that the MTB range (from the Czech Republic), especially the very adjustable MP1, is included?


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Tom Haythornthwaite

Hi Julian,

I could offer a picture of a Cobalt motor... but it's not on your list....

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I have MTB MP1 point motors installed on a test layout. I can take some pictures of those for you if you want.
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Julian Evison

Thanks everybody, but I've got photos of various Cobalt types and the MTB-MP1. I also have (or expect to have) photos of Tortoise, Fulgurex, Switch Tender, Switch Master and Hoffman. I think I have covered the field, unless someone else knows differently, in which case, please say.

I am not covering Solenoid or Servo motors in my short article.

Julian