... circles and rectangles on the panel are printed through as clear, as we have mounted the LED's at the rear on a separate sheet, and this works very well. The design work was carried out by myself using Microsoft Publisher and exported to Parc Signs as a .pdf. 1951_131155_430000000.png As Martin has pointed out, if you utilise rotary switches for your points, you can also add LED's to indicate N (Normal) and R (Reversed). The image below, shows another one of our control panels doing just that. 1951_131215_080000000.png I hope the above is of some use to you. Regards, Ian posted: 13 May 2020 17:27 from: Martin Wynne Hi Gordon, Yes, a little bit tongue-in-cheek. Sorry if I touched a raw nerve there, but for me the real pleasure of a steam-era model would be in the polished brass handles, varnished wood, shiny levers, the hiss of a signal wire in anticipation of the next train... Back to reality. The idea for an island ...