... very large layout which he describes in Scalefour News 181 (early 2013). They are a simple arrangement with the copper paxolin moving sleeper idea turned literally through 90 degrees so that it's lies on edge. So far Ive made up three of these and apart from a mild concern that it may suffer from metal fatigue it's no more work to make and install than my current rather ugly efforts I hope the photos will show what I'm describing better than my words. This photo shows the switches awaiting the new tie-bar. 2787_081903_520000000.jpg And this one shows it installed. Bit difficult to see, but that of course is it's charm. 2787_081920_250000000.jpg I'm using fibreglass covered copper gapped on both sides which I feel is a bit stronger and finer/thinner than the copper paxolin sleeper material I use for the loose heeled hinge sleepers. Andrew Last edited on 9 Dec 2018 00:23 by Andrew Duncan posted: 9 Dec 2018 01:27 from: Andrew Barrowman Andrew Duncan wrote: A bit of an update. On Tony Wilkins thread on the Scalefour Society's ...