... Ian Allen Michael, Can you post your .box file as there are a couple of options you could use, depending on how the siding(s) are connected to the running lines. Ian posted: 13 May 2014 08:32 from: Michael Woolford Hi Ian, I have attached the box file. Also included is a sketch of the plan. As you can see there is an additional crossover and the area that has the box around it has changed to a single and double slip (right to left) .2786_130322_370000000.jpg Attachment: attach_1846_2457_Station_Layout_13 May14.box 248 Last edited on 13 May 2014 08:36 by Michael Woolford posted: 13 May 2014 11:38 from: Martin Wynne Hi Michael, There are two types of wide-to-gauge catch points used as safety traps. This type is simply two ordinary single blade catch points used opposite each other. For normal running both point blades close against the stock rails. While they are open the back of the wheels will jam against the outside of the running rails, possibly causing considerable track ...