... you see in OpenStreetMap has mostly been traced by amateur mappers (such as me) from aerial images. You may just as well do that yourself for your track planning, with greater accuracy. Also currently Google offers much better aerial imagery than is allowed to be traced in OSM for copyright reasons. Here for example I am aligning track over the yard at Ipswich. This turnout appears to be a B-7. If you zoom in it's even possible to see that the 16.2mm gauge is narrower than the prototype rails: 2_141528_390000000.jpg 2_141632_300000000.jpg This is quite easy to do. Unfortunately the Google web site doesn't work very well in the automated capture function, but Templot includes a calculator function to set the required size of a screen capture made manually in your usual browser. Let me know if you want instructions to do this. cheers, Martin. posted: 14 May 2020 22:56 from: tarik Thanks for the reply Martin. Yes, I remembered to scale and gauge but I cannot for the life of me get the track plan to fit ...