CAD views of the front and rear of the DRG semaphore signal head, showing the blade, spectacle and linkage in the v0.2 prototype.

Signal-head detail · CAD views of prototype v0.2. Physical operation remains untested.

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DRG Semaphore Signal

Revision 0.2

A working N-scale semaphore prototype with moving linkage, servo space and provision for lighting.

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Model details

Railway equipment · N scale · Revision v0.2 · Prototype

A mechanical signal designed to move, not merely stand still.

The DRG semaphore project explores a working N-scale signal with a moving blade, spectacle and counterweight linkage. The structure includes a servo envelope and provision for an LED.

Current revision

v0.2 contains 17 trial-print parts together with fixtures and hardware references.

Prototype scope

  • Moving blade, spectacle and counterweight linkage
  • Space reserved for servo actuation
  • Provision for signal lighting
  • The exact historical station installation has not been established

Verification status

Digital QA has been completed. The suggested 0.2 mm nozzle and 0.08–0.10 mm layers are trial settings only; no physical functional test has been recorded.

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