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... rail and the other with OHLE. This would provide the ability to change traction on through running trains. In all honesty, I like operational running as much as the construction side of the hobby. I will have the layout running scheduled traffic under computer control (RR&Co) with the operators fitting in manually controlled trains. This means that the operators must obey the signals! Unfortunately, feedback from Martin and Andrew Jukes made me realise that I didn't have room for the ladder crossovers. Thanks for the information regarding David Jenkinson's book. I would be most grateful for the scans as my local, French, library is unlikely to have the book! Cheers, Brian Last edited on 15 Aug 2007 20:44 by BTuckey posted: 15 Aug 2007 21:44 from: Martin Wynne BTuckey wrote: I am a little puzzled over your suggestion of a 'burrowing junction'. The big problem is that the area marked by the red box contains three crossing tracks at different levels. If I swop the Terminus line with the upper Main what is ...
... known to and admired by many modellers through his writings about them in the model magazines: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Jenkinson regards, Martin. posted: 9 Feb 2013 21:15 from: Simon Dunkley Barry Norman's second book, and parts of his first, cover this to some extent, but to be perfectly frank, there is an art to selective compression, and part of the art comes from looking at others' layouts, and part through practice. Ultimately- and I agree with Martin about David Jenkinson's book being a good starting point- I am not sure this is something which a single book can teach anyone. And unfortunately, like most things in life, some people are more naturally gifted than others, and the rest of us can only make some headway against this via hard graft! Simon Parts of Templot Club may not function unless you enable JavaScript (also called Active Scripting) in your browser. Templot Club> Forums> Prototype pics> Thoughts and opinions on viability of modelling this prototype about Templot Club Templot ...
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