Richard Barrass
Member
- Location
- Swindon, England
Hello
I'm planning a new layout (gauge will be '00' to be compatible with friends and family) but I am planning on going the 'none Peco' route for all the scenic track as I love the better look from the EM/P4 examples I see...
However, since I'm planning a factitious layout or version of a railway long gone in the present day, I am keen to understand the use of flat bottom rail and concrete sleepering as you would expect to see.
Yes, I understand there are issues with sourcing appropriate sleepers and chairs etc along with the rail, but perhaps a parallel skill development in 3d printing will be required!
I understand Templot is specifically tailored for bullhead rail designs and would need changing to allow the correct designs?
Can anyone help with references and what the implications might be to using Templot?
Kind regards
Richard
I'm planning a new layout (gauge will be '00' to be compatible with friends and family) but I am planning on going the 'none Peco' route for all the scenic track as I love the better look from the EM/P4 examples I see...
However, since I'm planning a factitious layout or version of a railway long gone in the present day, I am keen to understand the use of flat bottom rail and concrete sleepering as you would expect to see.
Yes, I understand there are issues with sourcing appropriate sleepers and chairs etc along with the rail, but perhaps a parallel skill development in 3d printing will be required!
I understand Templot is specifically tailored for bullhead rail designs and would need changing to allow the correct designs?
Can anyone help with references and what the implications might be to using Templot?
Kind regards
Richard
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