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... , extending to say the C chair? Users could then add the wing rails in the usual way, and having the nose of the vee hidden between the wing rails would disguise the fact that it is an etched component rather than the proper rail section. The join with normal rail could be hidden in the C chair. Some careful dimensioning of the spacer blocks could allow a really solid crossing to be soldered up with the correct flangeway provided automatically. Here's what the spacer blocks look like in a typical UK bullhead crossing: attachment.php?id=95 attachment.php?id=81 attachment.php?id=80 And here's the C chair: attachment.php?id=79 Many thanks to Phil O for the pics. regards, Martin. posted: 14 May 2008 00:44 from: Andy Reichert Martin Wynne wrote They look good, but only for representing UK cast FB crossings. Yes to the pictures. I'm quite happy to provide crossings for "only" UK flatbottom rail fans. But I do have a BH version #8 which is not advertised ...
... somewhere. regards, Martin. posted: 15 Jan 2015 11:14 from: Martin Wynne Hi Andrew, Apologies. I have now realised that this is the same layout which you posted about before, in this topic: topic 2326 Unfortunately that topic spanned the time of my mother's death, so I wasn't able to give it proper attention at the time. But I did post what seems to be a solution to your straight goods shed in this post: message 15546 File: http://85a.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?id=1670 Admittedly the shed is only about 10" long, but that seems to be the limit of what can be fitted in the space. I notice on that plan there are not the mismatches and misalignments now on the latest plan you posted, so I'm wondering what changes you have been trying to make which have caused these? That plan includes a diamond-crossing having transition curve over transition curve, so I may use it as the basis of the video. regards, Martin. posted: 15 ...
... slip, but now Im going to replace the whole thing with a marcway single slip Hi Dave, A single-slip is exactly the same, only one road through it is capable of being used at any one time. I don't understand how a Marcway slip will be any different? cheers, Martin. I didn't mean it would merely that I was replacing them posted: 29 Aug 2018 19:15 from: madscientist Martin you might have a look at the two single slip arrangement here and suggest the lever frame sequence attachment.php?id=2726 Regards Dave Attachment: attach_2726_3322_rmwebsignallingdi agram.pdf 622 Last edited on 29 Aug 2018 19:18 by madscientist posted: 29 Aug 2018 23:17 from: Martin Wynne madscientist wrote: Martin you might have a look at the two single slip arrangement here and suggest the lever frame sequence Hi Dave, You have the diagram unusually arranged with the inner slip switches lying normal across the diamond: 2_291800_040000000.png It is more usually arranged like this: 2_291801_020000000.png Pulling lever 3 provides a crossover between the Up and Down Mains. ...
... 7203&layers=BT... indeed is it even possible, in Templot or reality? Yes. If can be done in standard-gauge UK-style track, it can be done in Templot. It might not be easy, especially in 00 instead of an exact scale gauge. See also some photos in this topic on RMweb: http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/topic/60308-newastle-central-station-bit-of-a -long-shot/#entry761669 attachment.php?id=348 regards, Martin. posted: 19 Oct 2017 22:16 from: Martin Wynne p.s. egg on face department. Sorry that map was the wrong end of the station. I will post some more shortly. Martin. posted: 19 Oct 2017 22:52 from: Richie Kynaston Hi Martin, Thanks for that. I'll need to look at both ends, so that map could yet be useful!! How would this pointwork be replicated? I've tried posting the picture but the forum is ...
... again, anything I can do in return? John posted: 1 Feb 2016 20:12 from: madscientist Martin, I hope you have a picture of Dorian Grey in your attic or something, You are expressly forbidden from getting any older or none of us will be able to do complex track work again!!! dave posted: 1 Feb 2016 20:24 from: madscientist Martin, I have made representations on you behalf, with various deities,( as many as practical) They have agreed to award you attachment.php?id=2224 Dave Attachment: attach_2224_2818_Immortality.jpg 646 Last edited on 1 Feb 2016 20:25 by madscientist posted: 1 Feb 2016 21:53 from: Martin Wynne Thanks Dave. But you have got me worried -- do you know something I don't? Martin. posted: 2 Feb 2016 10:53 from: madscientist Martin Wynne wrote: Thanks Dave. But you have got me worried -- do you know something I don't? Martin. I know very little of what you know Parts of Templot Club ...
... sidings and MPDs etc They were fixed to the sleeper by a flat chair and the rail was then secured using two chair screws( one inside and one outside) I include picture for reference: 2_240807_360000000.jpg Note that another similar common chair had a slightly more raised( cast) piece under the chair screw, as these ones look just like a flat plate Is there anything in 4mm that could be used to represent this type of chair or its near equivalent I was thinking of using code 55 for the rail as well thanks Dave attachment.php?id=2176 posted: 23 Nov 2015 21:24 from: wcampbell23 Hi Dave Perhaps not ideal for code 55 rail but Brassmasters does rail baseplates in etched brass intended for Peco codes 75, 80 or 82 rail. Details at: http://www.brassmasters.co.uk/track_details.htm Regards. Bill Campbell Last edited on 23 Nov 2015 21:28 by wcampbell23 posted: 24 Nov 2015 00:51 from: madscientist thanks Yes I looked at those, The "spike" is more a US version, whereas the Irish ...
... writing replies on here. Screencast.com don't provide any editing function for the free Jing service. For some reason I seem to have two Jing accounts. The earlier videos are here: http://www.screencast.com/users/martin_wynne/folders/Jing And the later ones here: http://www.screencast.com/users/MartinWynne/folders/Jing A few years ago Dave Summers very kindly compiled a descriptive clickable index for the earlier ones. His list is here in PDF format: http://85a.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?id=582 6. A great deal of information has appeared in Templot Club forum messages and nowhere else. This includes the details of new version features as they appeared. For example here are some details of the new functions introduced in the old version 091c: 2_031329_240000000.png That topic is here: topic 330 And likewise for 091b: topic 113 7. Similarly for Templot2, a very long list of new features is detailed on the change log page: 2_031329_240000002.png That page is here: topic 1511- message 9413 8 ...
... while writing replies on here. Screencast.com don't provide any editing function for the free Jing service. For some reason I seem to have two Jing accounts. The earlier videos are here: http://www.screencast.com/users/martin_wynne/folders/Jing And the later ones here: http://www.screencast.com/users/MartinWynne/folders/Jing Six years ago Dave Summers very kindly compiled a descriptive clickable index for the earlier ones. His list is here in PDF format: http://85a.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?id=582 6. A great deal of information has appeared here in Templot Club messages and nowhere else. This includes the details of some new version features. For example here are some details of the new functions introduced in the old version 091c: 2_031329_240000000.png That topic is here: topic 330 And likewise for 091b: topic 113 7. Similarly for Templot2, a very long list of new features is detailed on the change log page: 2_031329_240000002.png That page is here: topic 1511- message 9413 8. Then ...
... though they do 2-bolt running rail chairs they only seem to do 3-bolt slide chairs. Exactoscale don't seem to do them either or am I missing something? Matt posted: 2 Oct 2007 03:35 from: Martin Wynne Hi Matt, Is there a readily available source of 4mm slide chairs suitable for GWR pointwork? I don't know the answer to that, sorry. But now that Phil has provided a close-up top view of a GWR slide chair( http://85a.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?id=64) you may be able modify available chairs. The most characteristic feature is the semicircular end on many GWR chairs. You may be able to round off the inside end of square-ended slide chairs and file off the screw heads. they only seem to do 3-bolt slide chairs Note that only GWR plain track sleepers have through chair bolts (inserted from below). Switches and crossings and all rails on crossing timbers are constructed using chair screws (inserted from above), as you can ...
10. Download problem
... load the web page because the server sent no data." I make that mistake? Thanks! posted: 30 Jun 2015 11:56 from: Martin Wynne Hi Rascrow, Welcome to Templot Club. I have just now tested the download link and I can't find any problem with it. There have been over 3500 downloads of the current version and no other reports of any problems. Are you sure you are using a correct link from this web site? Try this link: http://85a.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?id=2010 Which browser are you using? Do other programs download without problems? regards, Martin. posted: 30 Jun 2015 13:58 from: Rascrow Hi Martin, thank you for the prompt response and to welcome Use Chrome and I never had any other problems with downloading. The strange thing is that I was able to download some of Templot video tutorials, but I can not with the program. With the link you just posted I downloaded a file, but at the end of the download tells ...
... : Martin Wynne Hi Stephen, You have gone below what Templot can reasonably be expected to draw as a single template. For such an extreme turnout you really need to build it up from partial templates for each rail. Your crossing angle of 1:1.8 is shorter than the usual limit for turnouts (1 :2) and your curving radius of 102mm is only about 11 times the track gauge. Does any stock actually run round such a sharp curve? Or are you aiming for something like Gn15 -- see: attachment.php?id=177 gn15_1.png You can improve matters a little: 1. reduce the step size -- program> expert> step size... menu item. Try setting 1.0 mm. 2. shorten the vee rails so that the turnout ends just beyond the crossing (as images above). But building it from partial templates is the best solution. regards, Martin. posted: 16 Mar 2013 14:07 from: Stephen Freeman Thanks, thought it'd be something like that, I think any stock would ...
... However the easy way is simply: Template/switch options and select B (REA) or B(GWR) then Template/V -crossing options and select 1:10 Alan Last edited on 4 Feb 2010 22:22 by Alan Turner posted: 5 Feb 2010 14:00 from: Martin Wynne Alan Turner wrote: A B-10 is an unusual combination. Are you sure this what you want? Hi Alan, David is following John Preston's scissors crossover tutorial: http://85a.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?id=575 which starts from a B-10 turnout. This topic refers: topic 465 Hi David, Templot can create any combination of switch size and crossing angle. The sizes in the "quick set" list are just a few common sizes as convenient pre-sets. Here's a bit of Jing video (in version 074b for a change), showing how to set up a B-10 turnout: (In 091c, the menu items are: template> switch options... and template ...
... They need the file embedded on a full web page. To get the latest Flash plug-in -- http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ The difficulty of course is that most of the Jing videos listed there are identified only by the Jing code numbers. Dave Summers very kindly created a PDF list of the Jing videos with links for playing them online from the Jing site, but unfortunately it is difficult to correlate from those links to the relevant code number file names: http://85a.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?id=582 When I've got a bit more time to watch them all again, I will rename the files with more meaningful names. See this topic from the top for more links and notes about the Jing videos: topic 885 regards, Martin. Parts of Templot Club may not function unless you enable JavaScript (also called Active Scripting) in your browser. Templot Club> Forums> Templot talk> Jing videos -- full list about Templot Club Templot Companion- User Guide- A-Z Index Templot Explained ...
... =UTF8&cd=1 &geocode=FaKnbAIdnUqX-w &t =h &layer=c &cbll=40.648089,-74.021551&panoid=eJZfgxQj76k9Q_xxtczTAw&cbp=12,165.9874793312645,,1 ,17.386620090776297&ll=40.648022,-74.02162&spn=0.001451,0.002414&z =19&iwloc=addr In some cases it can also save the need for a facing-points lock, or bring the points within the 350yd. limit for mechanical rodding from the signal box. Here's something similar: attachment.php?id=350 regards, Martin. posted: 22 Dec 2008 16:47 from: Nigel Brown Those interlaced timbers must make tamping the ballast a nightmare Nigel posted: 22 Dec 2008 17:45 from: Martin Wynne I wrote: I don't know a name, but it allows the siding (spur) to depart at a sharper angle than would be possible with a simple turnout. You can see in this bird's eye view of the same location that the siding enters between the buildings, and a very sharp ...
... Upon the construction of my first turnout from templot I discovered a problem in the Interlacing of Timbers that i hadn't planned as below.... interlacing.jpg?t =1225698298 During consctruction I decided to add an additional Turnout Timber and make the rail joint in between these. Couldn't see how else to achieve the rail joint between chairs and was concerned about to greater length of rail unsupported. In the image above obviously still some tiding to be done, but that was the general arrangement. This was the final arrangement below. attachment.php?id=378 I hope some one can help me and hope the images help explain problem. My main concern is placing of rail joints and their fishplates. Regards Dave Attachment: attach_378_606_additional_timber.j pg 653 Last edited on 3 Nov 2008 12:45 by David posted: 31 Oct 2008 16:00 from: Martin Wynne Hi Dave, Welcome to Templot Club and thanks for the kind words. Which version of Templot are you using? To perform detailed adjustments of rail joints you need to upgrade to the latest versions, ...
16. Import DXF
... printing it off he gets the following error: Command: dxfin Syntax error or premature end of file on line 466959. Invalid or incomplete DXF input -- drawing discarded. Hi Alan, Did you send the file as an email attachment? It's a large file -- it is very likely that it has exceeded the allowed attachment size and been truncated. Now that you have uploaded it here, you can invite your friend to download it from here instead. The link is: http://85a.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?id=329 regards, Martin. posted: 10 Aug 2008 16:25 from: Alan Turner Martin Wynne wrote: Hi Alan, Did you send the file as an email attachment? It's a large file -- it is very likely that it has exceeded the allowed attachment size and been truncated. I did but I subsequently gave him a CD with the same result. You also asked about the Midland Railway. Yes, as it happens I am a student of the Midland Railway but this particular section of ...
... V Crossing Entry Straight? Hi Ian, No, that won't shorten the switch, and is not available with curviform crossings. The shortest switch in the list of pre-sets is 1:24. You need to create a custom switch for something shorter, click the button: 2_190728_450000000.png There is an extremely short custom switch in this old topic which you may be able to use instead of creating a new one: topic 280- message 1566 The file can be downloaded from: http://85a.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?id=239 The custom switch will then be at the bottom of the list as shown above, which you can select for use in your turnouts. cheers, Martin. posted: 19 Sep 2019 12:45 from: RedgateModels Thanks again posted: 19 Sep 2019 13:15 from: RedgateModels Looking at what I did last night I really need to sort out this shorter switch as using the 1:24 even with removing the rails before the switch tips forces the whole arrangement too far to the left and ...
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