1Set O Scale Railroad Train/Track Crossing Sign 4 Heads LED Made + Circuit Board Flasher-Flashing Red Train Signal Lights Decoration and Party JTD436RP

Worked fine

Great little flasher. Looks great. Easy to install. Adjustable flash speed. Great value. Size isn't O scale but it's close enough that most people would never notice. Bought three more to light all my road crossings.

main thing to know is this is just cheap Chinese junk. Stay away it's not worth the aggrevation. Wire it up perfectly and it might work a few times then nothing. I think part of the problem is the wiring. They used what i call "Angel Hair" wire is smaller the 30awg. It's like a single strand and impossible to work with.

It's a cool little signal for my son's train. The only thing I didn't like was the difficulty to get it working. It doesn't come with instructions and I don't know anything about these things. But I think it's a good deal for the price.

I bought 2 of these track crossing signs to replace my 65-year-old Lionel train sign, which still worked but quite frankly was way out of scale. These signs are much closer to being in scale, and I installed one on both sides of the track where the road goes over the track. They operate much more realistically than the old Lionel sign, meaning, sequential flashing for as long as desired, not just when train wheels run over a contact maker. I installed these signs on my train board by carefully soldering some lengths of small gauge wire to the signal wires, installed the circuit boards in an empty (and clean) small cream cheese spread plastic container, added a terminal block for wire connections, a 120VAC/12VDC power supply, an on/off control switch (that controls both signs simultaneously), and presto - nice sequentially flashing railroad crossing signs, controlled from the location of my other train set controls. I would recommend these crossing signs to other customers. I believe that these signs would be suitable for HO scale trains as well.

as described. Works well.

works great and can be setup to work with Lionel and activated from the track as the train passes. First you have to rectify the Ac voltage from Lionel transformer to DC and regulate it to 12 volts, I purchased that on Amazon as well. Now hook dc current to the signal control and adjust the flash rate. you will have to insulate one outside rail to make the trip to turn the lights on

Signage is wrong color (black instead of white) and wording Railroad Crossing is in incorrect position. Also the circuit board does not control the lights very well at all. Did not see the mistakes in the picture, just saw the price and decided to try it. Should have known better.