... single line which was doubled in 1858, So I supppose that they built a second bridge then. The result is a very large "way" between the tracks, 10' or maybe more in narrow gauge. It's there that I was thinking of using the "swell" function as opposed to the slew to push the up main out sufficient to create the gap? I imagine that the 7' way that you refer to at the junction itself maybe the result of being an ex broad gauge line might it not? 2787_091634_310000000.jpg Thanks again for you help and enthusiasm Kind regards Andrew posted: 10 Oct 2013 22:38 from: Martin Wynne Hi Andrew, Thanks for uploading the pics. I've had a bit of a dabble and got somewhere near: 2_101731_590000001.png 2_101731_580000000.png 2_101731_590000002.png I will post more later, I'm a bit pushed for time now. regards, Martin. posted: 11 Oct 2013 09:36 from: Andrew Duncan Hello Martin Many thanks for this....the flow of the junction in particular looks really beautiful if that isn't a slightly ...