... Make plain track, insert turnout, correct hand/facing, roam along, split to make plain track, rinse and repeat... The problem (as far as I can see) only came when making the crossover from the branch line of (5) that then had to link back the exit line of (6) into the branch line of (8). NB it was not actually "( 8 )" in the build sequence, it was about (3) or (4) but I buggered things up so had to delete the original. So my question really is that if making some formation that ties back into a previous stage of drawing, how do you do that? The lack of alignment between (8) and (9) is because I wanted to make (9) a gentle s-curve but couldn't change the RHS end without stuffing up the alingment at the LHS end... So that will sort itself out with a bit of hand-drawn correction :-) Thanks for all ...

... Anyway, I can now scheme something for Richard based on BS-35R rail top (1.3/4" wide). The flangeway is still a mystery -- Peco 1.4mm flangeways scale up to only 1.1/4" which I suspect is under-scale for such contractor's railways. regards, Martin. posted: 10 Dec 2007 08:09 from: Richard Morton Hey there Simon and Martin thank you both for replying and to Simon for attempting to help explain what I'm trying I had a great post going but it buggered up and got lost so I'll re try. edit: Text and image removed at the request of the copyright owner. For reference it can be found in "RCL Narrow Gauge Handbook" by Roy C Link -- 1994. See: http://rclpublications.co.uk posted: 10 Dec 2007 08:28 from: Richard Morton you can see by the images of the switches that they are very very short and very tight in the turn radius. this is what I am attempting to replicate. So any help or ...

... at the section gaps and connect the rear-side rails to the common return through isolation switches mounted under the boards. That way, if a short suddenly appears, I can separately isolate both rails to narrow down the potential causes. I doubt others would find this such a useful precaution (not everyone has Nickel-silver point rodding running under all the rails). But it is something of an insurance policy! Best Wishes, Howard. posted: 8 Jan 2013 17:47 from: Phil O I'm an awkward bugger and use the front as the common and the rear for feeds as there are usually less breaks in the common. But each to their own. Cheers Phil posted: 11 Jan 2013 16:08 from: Trevor Walling Hello, I knew there was something else I meant to ask Howard.How do you colour/stain the sleepers to achieve such a realistic look? Trevor. posted: 11 Jan 2013 19:16 from: JFS Trevor Walling wrote: Hello, I knew there was something else I meant to ask Howard.How ...

... systems that I have. I can run pretty much everything else. There are apparently players for iOS devices but I can't comment on their quality. With regard to using FBR for tutorials as long as you don't expand the video window past its original size they aren't too bad. Definitely gets the job done. The Quicktime version isn't any worse. Dave is correct in that it is adequate for purpose. If you don't mind suppling both versions it would solve some access issues. The problem with Crossover is a bit of a bugger though. It suggests there is something missing in regards to video codecs. Apples screen recording file type is .png. And naturally Quicktime for video. I would suggest that the image Dave sent is very enlarged. Regards, Matt M. posted: 6 Mar 2015 21:49 from: Matt M. Hi Martin, Apple desktop and laptop do support Flash. However Apple see Flash as a security issue so they and Adobe have been at odds regarding the program. Also Apple see Flash as a cross platform development tool ...