... 2787_250532_550000000.jpg And here's the complete slip with all the sleepers in place and the first rail bent to the right shape as far I could manage, to reduce the stress and just laid in place to see how it follows the curves. You can also see the short lengths of tinned brass strip super glued to the timbers in places of potential mechanical stress such as the check rails and the centre of the slip itself. EDIT oops sorry no couldn't because the K crossing ones weren't in that photo, but here they are now. 2787_251032_120000000.jpg Incidentally I found that in building the double slip it was tricky not having these strips more securely tied to the sleepers( heat easily breaks the bond of superglue) so this time I'm borrowing half an idea from Howard Bolton and am going to drill and pin them in place so that at a key moment of soldering, the whole thing doesn't move in relation to the sleeper. No guesses as to how I know this can happen! Kind regards Andrew Last edited on 25 Aug 2019 15:36 by Andrew Duncan posted ...