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... Wynne donald peters wrote: in the way that the form changes in 'steps' as the length changes Hi Donald, I think you are referring to the switch size changing as the V-crossing angle is adjusted with the F5 size mouse action? Unless you have set a custom switch, Templot changes the switch size in F5 to get the most likely prototypical match to the crossing angle. The well-known list of bullhead standard leads* is on the Clag web site at: http://www.clag.org.uk/protodata-bullhead.html You can see that there are a lot more possible crossing angles than switch sizes, so the effect is a step jump in lead length when a small change in the crossing angle causes the switch size to change. You can prevent the switch changing by right-clicking while using F5 mouse action, and then selecting lock switch on the pop-up menu. The colour of the descriptor bar in the information panel changes to pink to indicate that the switch size is locked. In this way you can try the less ...
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... templates in the 24", 30", 36", 48", 60" radius with various frog angles. This time, I plan to use Templot to design the trackwork but I am at a loss to know which Switch Type& Crossing Angle to use when setting up at the beginning, as this layout is based on LPTB (ie pre London Underground). Looking at "Prototype pre-nationalisation bulkhead track turnout data" by Brian Oldford and Keith Norgrove (see http://www.clag.org.uk/protodata-bullhead.html) shows that the LPTB used a range of switch types and Crossing Angles ranging from A4 thru A8, B6 thru B11, C7 thru C14, D8 thru D12, E10 thru E16. How on earth does one work out which one would have been used for a particular switch/crossing? At the present, I am experimenting, using my existing 24", 30", 36", 48", 60" radius templates to plan the switches I am likely to need and based on that, this looks ...
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