... a lot easier to build, being little more than two short turnouts toe-to-toe. The only downside being the need for two extra point motors, fitted very close together. So some thought needed on the baseboard framing in that area. regards, Martin. posted: 12 May 2016 11:19 from: Martin Wynne Hi Rich, I managed to fit in an outside slip road, but it is down to 49" radius which is getting towards the sensible bottom limit for main line 0 gauge: 2_120606_510000001.png 2_120606_500000000.png An outside slip involves far more partial templates than an inside slip, because it requires two additional V-crossings. I thought you may like to see how it is made up( .box file below). If you hold down the SHIFT key, or put the CAPS LOCK on, and then run the mouse over the template labels, each partial template will highlight (and you can click the label to see its menu). regards, Martin. Attachment: attach_2284_2872_rich_outside_slip .box 246 posted: 12 May 2016 15 ...