... -crossing area is quite acceptable and almost exactly 1:5. About the switch area however, the least said the better. The deflection angle is ludicrously sharp. The best match I can get to the lead length and footprint is to use one of Templot's short model switches (1 :24), with a regular 1:5 V-crossing, and a slight tweak to the crossing entry straight. I noticed that you have curved this turnout a fraction, so I did the same to get a match: 2_022134_070000000.png Mike, if you want Andy's original full-size scan, it is included in the BGS3 file below, or on this link: gallery/2983/original/2983_021932_430000000.jpg BGS3 background shapes file attached, BOX file to follow. cheers, Martin. Attachment: attach_2986_3605_smp_plastic_turno ut.bgs3 73 posted: 3 Feb 2020 02:41 from: Martin Wynne Here's the BOX file. Bear in mind that this turnout has been curved a fraction. You would need to straighten it before using it for planning purposes. cheers, Martin. ...