... interesting possibilities I'd missed, is this another? Hi Julian, Unfortunately there is no commonality of prototypes for sleepered turnouts (interlaced), every company had its own approach. So it's not likely much could be added to Templot beyond the existing functions. Essentially you need a prototype drawing, scanned and loaded as a background picture shape, and then add bonus timbers as necessary and shove them into position. There is a good drawing of a sleepered turnout in the NERA 1912 book -- this is an NER sleepered crossover: 2_080435_300000000.jpg thanks to Mick Nicholson for the pic But you need the Scottish designs for Kyle. Change the timber width to sleepers (usually 10"), and all the timber spacing settings to half their usual values, so that you get double the usual number of timbers. This would avoid adding bonus timbers one at a time -- but they would still need shoving into position, and shortening to sleeper length. There is a lot of discussion and links (not all now working) in this old topic (3 pages ...