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I seem to remember an Alistair MacLean book where the secret messages (spy business) were coded in a model train setup. It was then disguised in a set of time t
by elygre 7y ago
I seem to remember an Alistair MacLean book where the secret messages (spy business) were coded in a model train setup. It was then disguised in a set of time tables that, when run, would end up with the train cars in a particular order, and where the cars were encoded letters.
- KineticLensman 7y agoI think you are thinking of The Enemy by Desmond Bagley. It’s on a book shelf at home and I’m away so I can’t check. I recall that the murdered industrialist actually uses a train set to encode an algorithm rather than a code. Will have to check when I get back