... . Attachment: attach_2853_3456_0_mf_9ft_3p57_for _chris.box 149 posted: 11 Jul 2019 16:58 from: Martin Wynne Hi Chris, Now here instead is what you specifically asked for, a split-deflection Y-turnout. Note that there is a switch deflection in both roads, so this is not a turnout which can be used in a fast running line -- there would be a speed restriction over both roads. The effective deflection is only 1:48 each way, but that's still not something you want to hit at 60mph. 2_111124_470000000.png Despite appearances, this is implemented using an irregular half-diamond template, not a turnout. I set the K-crossing angle to 1:24 -- it could be shorter, but that looks about right. Then adjusting the V-crossing angle as before to get your required radius gave a nearest V-crossing angle of 1:3.42 I blanked up to the switch toe and put the peg on the split deflection position. Then I pegged it onto a short 2-timber length of straight plain track ...