... with a (cosmetic) "bolt" to fix them to the stock rails. After that it'll be the remainder of the chairs, spacing blocks etc required for an A switch. Then, having proved the concepts for both common crossings and switches, there'll be an expansion of the range to include other angles. Followed by obtuse crossings and slips. Something of the order of 200+ different chairs last time I counted. So please don't hold your breath whilst waiting for me! You could always scratchbuild your chairs instead! 100_030846_290000000.jpg Regards Dave Last edited on 3 Jun 2014 20:11 by David R posted: 3 Jun 2014 17:43 from: Hayfield David Thanks, I have been working with the Exactoscale range of special chairs for some time and have always thought that these would look so much better in 7 mm scale. As far a P chairs are concerned 7 mm is better off than 4 mm as they are available in both 4 and 2 bolt versions along with bridge chairs as I guess you are very well aware. Like the ...