... Last edited on 15 Sep 2017 13:02 by d827kelly posted: 15 Sep 2017 14:41 from: John Palmer Should be easy enough to shift the yard turnout so that checkrails don't straddle a board joint. Is it worth considering an infill of the 'notches' caused by the baseboard shapes, as shown by the red lines on the attached screenshot? As you can see, this then makes it possible to rotate the entire track formation and ease the curvature of the approach tracks somewhat. Just a thought... 2129_150937_410000000.png posted: 15 Sep 2017 16:39 from: d827kelly John Palmer wrote: Should be easy enough to shift the yard turnout so that checkrails don't straddle a board joint. Is it worth considering an infill of the 'notches' caused by the baseboard shapes, as shown by the red lines on the attached screenshot? As you can see, this then makes it possible to rotate the entire track formation and ease the curvature of the approach tracks somewhat. Just a thought... 2129_150937_410000000.png Hi Johm. That is something ...