Construction is exactly the same (refer to my earlier post linked to above for details), the only difference is that the controller is 'upside down', that is the control knob is at the base and the wiring enters and exits through the lid;
Note the jack plug socket, the controller is powered by a wall-wart.
With the hinged lid open;
The output wire is a Kato extension lead suitably cut down.
Not only does it look smart and interesting but it fits comfortably into my left hand with the DPDT switch resting between my ring and middle fingers. And the green LED really suits the tin's colour scheme.
As for the mints, ok but I prefer a mint imperial or a Polo.
With thanks again to Les, for his help and inspiration when building my mustard tin job.
Paul.
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