... . the quick method: Revert one of the switches to a full turnout (F4 overall length). Set a curviform V-crossing and extend the turnout road exit (CTRL+ F12 mouse action). Then adjust the V-crossing angle using F9 mouse action (not F5) until the turnout road aligns with the other switch heel. Shorten the turnout road exit (CTRL+ F12 mouse action) to fit. This creates the slip road and one additional V-crossing at the same time. Like this: 2_030746_300000000.png If you have got the switch positions about right, the slip road will clear the wing rail ends and break through the diamond legs roughly mid-way between the K-crossings and the V-crossings. The K-crossing check rail is likely to need shortening a bit. Then repeat for the other switch. 2. the slow method: Snap a bit of plain track onto one of the switch heels, and adjust the length and curving to fit the other one, in the same way as when adding ...