... a siding and the platform length is also increased quite a bit. Cons: The length within the run-round loop is much reduced -- just two or three wagons. The crossover road is crossing the board joint at an angle. So there's a start. Further inspired ideas welcome. If you would like to try it, I have attached below the .bgs file and the picture shape .bmp file (zipped together -- unzip into your SHAPE-FILES folder and reload fremington300.bgs). regards, Martin. Attachment: attach_35_fremington_bgs_bmp.zip 443 posted: 29 Jul 2007 12:57 from: Jim Guthrie Martin Wynne wrote: In the second idea I moved the turnout to the other side of the board joint: fremington2.png Pros: Looks more natural and as Iain intended. The head spur is long enough to be usable as a siding and the platform length is also increased quite a bit. Cons: The length within the run-round loop is much reduced -- just two or three wagons. The crossover road is crossing the board joint at an ...