... because we are cutting/ bending the rails directly onto the paper of the Template with no intervening timbers, the accuracy is much improved. 1129_261114_560000000.jpg In this image, you can see that after soldering it all up, I have then gone on to bend the wing rails, and in the case of the right-hand one, to cut it for the electrical gap- the wing rail thus removed having been previously assembled to its vee. You can also see that the other K crossing still requires two check rails adding. 1129_261114_570000001.jpg One aspect which has been mentioned previously in this forum is that the bends in the K stock/ wing rails and in the common crossing wing rails are NOT sharp- they are a fairly gentle radius (equal on the Real Thing to n feet where n is the crossing angle- a one in nine crossing being 9 feet radius- which even in 4mm is a pretty gentle 36mm radius curve! 1129_261114_570000003.jpg You can see from this image that I have made the switch blade and wing rail as a single piece. This ...