Hornby Silver Jubilee A4 DCC sound and lights with smoke duel speakers

I have added express lights a real coal load fireman and driver tender light firebox flicker and a smoke unit. The sounds on the loksound are real recordings from an A4 from that era not one of the preserved ones.
Tell me what you think of it.

Thanks for looking.

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• Hornby
• +Silver
• Jubilee
• +smoke
• generators+DCC
• Sound+A4+Bachmann+A3+A1+loco
• lights+model
• trains

[TheRichRobloxian]

Im not much for foreign trains, but this is just cool!

[Irish982]

@TheRichRobloxian Thank you

[thebigman1106]

Looks great mate, well done

[Irish982]

@thebigman1106 Cheers glad you enjoyed it.

[sparkypeeps]

omg, i didn't know u could get steam without live steam, how much was it

[Irish982]

@sparkypeeps Hi Thank you but it is not real steam. She has a smoke unit added and a loksound to generate the sounds. Thanks for looking.

[johnny041000]

I am just buying a Siver Jubilee model. What brand and model number sound decoder did you use, and what size/make are the speakers, and where did you put them. Great work.

[djmfoxR]

@sparkypeeps The live steam also has a smoke unit: you can barley see the smoke from the boiler

[djmfoxR]

so you did all the sound and smoke yourself???? Oh is it all right if i hate you becase i want one soooooo much

[sparkypeeps]

@Irish982 its just smoke oil slightly heated in a generator, right

[Irish982]

@dbdrdbag Hi This is a DCC loco. All you need is a 2mm orange LED, and a 1k resistor. Wire the blue wire to the positive leg of the LED and put the resistor in series with the neg leg I would suggest using the green or purple wire from your decoder. Hope that helps.

[dbdrdbag]

Excellent video as usual!!!

How did you make the flickering firebox? Do you have a wiring diagram please?