... thick blade tips seemingly machined on the back only. And the switch tips shouldn't be in fresh air overlapping the toe timber. They might be able to fix that in production. Or it might be possible to trim them back. But I've seen far worse in handbuilt track before now, and you could hardly expect more at RTR prices and robust reliability. Martin. posted: 14 Sep 2017 17:36 from: Martin Wynne Here we go. Re-using the Peco switch in a flatter 1:7 turnout: 2_141229_100000000.png Similarly by cutting more off the Peco turnout a 1:8 turnout could be built. (Based on best available info and Peco downloadable templates). Martin. posted: 14 Sep 2017 18:22 from: Nigel Brown Certainly looks better than their HO offerings. Do they state what standards it's built to? The switch toe does look a bit too fat for comfort, as though a wheel might bash on the end. But it ought to be easily thinned with a file. Nigel posted: 14 Sep 2017 ...