... shows what I mean. Here you can see the brass strips supporting the Vs, the wing rails and closure rails. And here you can also see the two 1.0mm spacers I use to set the flange way gaps through the crossing. They are very shallow in height and so a bit fiddly but, I find the benefit of being able to see exactly what's going on, on either side of the gauge pays dividends for my slightly haphazard way of working. I got the idea from Tony Gee at Missenden last summer. 2787_122002_280000000.jpg Having then soldered up the assembly I put a sharp knife under the brass strips to lift them off the temporary plan and give them thorough scrub in the sink. I'm using steel rail so being able to get rid of all flux deposits it an advantage. 2787_161843_570000000.jpg Having dried them they're then ready to glue in place on the layout, having first trimmed the excess brass strip to length flush up against the side of the rail. That's about it for now. Kind regards Andrew posted: 17 Nov 2018 18:27 ...