This is the third kit by Schomberg Scale Models that I’ve put together, and the smallest too. It’s an all resin kit with only seven major pieces, and is not very difficult or complicated to put together.

Power to run our model locomotives has to be put on the rails or track from the Command Station or Booster. We use wires to do this, as the interface or connection between the Booster and track. Since the DCC system allows for controlling multiple locomotives individually on the same piece of track, we do not need to separate our wiring into "control blocks" as we have done when using DC control. (Don't confuse the "control block" wiring that previously used toggle switches, with DCC block type wiring or Power Districts, which will be explained as we go along.) This makes the task of wiring our model railroad layouts simpler. However, because the DCC system is capable of providing more current to the track than our old DC system, the size of the wires used in various places is different.